Unions call a proposed 1% increase a "kick in the teeth" after Covid, but ministers say money is tight.

It is not yet clear how visitors will be required to prove they have received both doses of a jab.

Some are not being prioritised if they haven't been to hospital recently for the condition.

Days after the PM said all contracts were "on the record", government lawyers admitted many were not.

The National Trust's map plots a worst-case scenario if global carbon emissions are not driven down.

Tea pickers allege they have suffered severe health problems due to conditions on farms run by James Finlay Kenya Ltd.

Four people were stopped and fined for driving to "ghost hunt and view castles".

Model Jarrakeh Cherno Jarra cut his afro as a child to avoid the "hassle" of people touching it.

The ground "fell away" as the man rode across his field, leaving him trapped 60ft below the surface.

The UK says it will unilaterally extend grace periods for Irish Sea border checks on parcels and agri-foods.

Work has started on a plan to make hydrogen in gas and liquid form in a process using renewable power.

A senior doctor describes his battle with Covid - and says the UK's reaction was too slow.

University students should be given compensation for disrupted studies, says Sir Anthony Seldon.

Knowing which windows to open and having shorter lessons could help when children return to school.

Four people are arrested and 10 fined for Covid breaches after police break up an illegal gathering.

Theatre practitioner Lloyd Balatongan penned the ditty to encourage more people to get their jabs.

The race is on to find out if those with cancer and other conditions can be protected as the UK unlocks.

The Labour party investigates after Jamila Azad claimed to have been vaccinated by a private doctor.

Schools will be able to offer some sessions to years 7, 8 and 9 but it will not be a full return.

The Father puts you in the confused head of a dementia sufferer, played by Sir Anthony Hopkins.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The once-a-decade survey gives a snapshot of UK life and helps find out what services are needed.

A growing number of clubs big and small are using more technology to help performances on the pitch.

Where was the help for the environment, social care, renters, and to cover the future costs of Covid?

There has been controversy about the 45 towns sharing just over £1bn from the Towns Fund.

Irish freight is being shipped directly to Europe to avoid Brexit bureaucracy.

There's more support for many in the Budget, but for some it still falls short.

An ongoing Covid-19 study has shown how the North of England was hit harder than the rest of the country.

New Covid-19 variants keep appearing – and their mutations are very different to the comic book kind.

Michael, who has dementia, hasn't been able to properly see his family for a year, due to Covid-19 restrictions in his nursing home.

The fox frequently visits the garden of Faroz and his daughter Sophia, who initially thought it was a wolf.

The crash caused "significant damage" to the supermarket and an inquiry is under way, police say.

The Duchess of Cornwall gives an update on her father-in-law's condition during a vaccination centre visit.

A proposed 1% pay rise for NHS staff and the EU blocking the export of vaccines are among the lead stories.

Martin Digan was placed in an induced coma after suffering seizures caused by a delay in his care.

Antonio Carabello fears children who live abroad will be kept apart from parents due to Scottish rules.

Coronavirus was recorded on 55 death certificates in NI in the week to last Friday, figures show.

Provisional grades will be given to A-level and GCSE pupils in June, ahead of official results days.

An illusion called "superior mirage" caused the vessel to look like it was hovering above the sea.