As most of us look ahead to a life without Covid, we’ve been speaking to some of the people who feel like normality is still a long way off.

We speak with Carlie, an ITU nurse, and Bash, a porter. Both work at Warwick Hospital.

In one academy in Nottingham, as many as 50 per cent of parents are trying to stop their children being tested.

Pontin’s has agreed to change its working practices after a whistleblower revealed it used a list of Irish surnames to stop people from the Traveller community booking holidays.

In an intensive care unit at Warwick Hospital, where the number of patients has dropped dramatically in the past fortnight, those that are here are still very sick.

MSP Jackie Baillie is deputy leader of the Scottish Labour Party and a member of the inquiry committee.

The leader of the Scottish Conservatives has demanded the resignation of the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

The Chancellor is promising to use the "fiscal firepower" of the government in his Budget tomorrow to get Britain's economy back on track.

Professor Peter Openshaw is chair of experimental medicine at Imperial College and sits on the government’s NERVTAG advisory group.

Boris Johnson has defended the UK's border and quarantine measures, as officials continue to search for a person infected with the new Brazilian variant of the virus before hotel quarantine was introduced.

We have spent the week at Warwick Hospital, a small district general, talking to the staff about their year - what they have seen, how they have coped, and what their hopes are now. 

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In matters on the economy, the chancellor today hinted emergency support such as the furlough scheme may be extended beyond the end of April.

We were joined by Conservative MP Anthony Browne and Labour MP Abena Oppong Asare

Three cases of the Brazilian variant have been confirmed in Scotland and three in England