Mark Drakeford said he hoped all primary school children would be able return to school by the middle of March, with the case rate in Wales now at its lowest since September. 

We spoke to Nicole Jacobs, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales.

A coroner in Nottingham has declared that the probation service made a significant contribution to the murder of a woman by her former boyfriend. 

Coronavirus infections are falling across the UK, while the R rate of transmission is also below one in every region of England.

We were joined by Dr John Nkengasong, director of the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr Richard Hatchett, the chief executive of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI).

We spoke to Foreign Office Minister James Cleverly and asked him whether the UK would start sending Covid-19 vaccines abroad before everyone in the UK had been vaccinated?

The pandemic has exposed growing inequalities in society, not least when it comes to our childrens’ education. Our Home Affairs Correspondent Darshna Soni asks whether those gaps can ever be closed again.

It’s been a tough few weeks for Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, as the vaccine rollout gives Boris Johnson a boost in opinion polls. Some in Labour say their leader is failing to attack the government’s handling of the pandemic and the fa...

We spoke to Dr Nathalie MacDermott, who is a paediatrics infectious diseases expert at King’s College London. At the start of the pandemic she was regularly on this programme helping us understand it. She caught the virus and has now been diagn...

Today’s announcement by the government of more than £18 million for research into ‘Long Covid’ couldn’t come soon enough for those already suffering from the long-term effects of the virus. About one in ten people with Covid continue...

Tonight, Handforth Parish Council is meeting again and we are at the Cheshire village.

There's a growing debate about whether the current system for deciding who gets vaccinated is ignoring some of the most vulnerable people in our society.

The senior Conservative MP Sir Charles Walker has become an outspoken critic of the government's restrictions in England.

With more than 15 million people having now received their first dose of the vaccine, there are questions about how proof of a vaccination could give people more freedom, both at home and abroad.  

The Duke of Edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in London.