The vaccine is the third to be used in the UK, with England's rollout due "in the next few days".

Researchers looked at how likely 600,000 patients were to develop one of 14 common brain conditions.

The UK's regulator is to investigate the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab over a possible link with blood clots.

The boss of the RAC Foundation says drivers in urban areas should consider which car is most appropriate.

A report calls on the government to create a food security minister to protect the vulnerable.

Wednesday marks the first day of trading for 70,000 retail investors, as well as strike action for some UK riders.

The new regime will be "unashamedly pro-competition", the UK's business secretary promises.

The post on TikTok failed to make clear it was a marketing communication, a watchdog said.

School staff helped families struggling financially during pandemic, says the National Education Union.

Sunny and windy weather led to a surge in renewable sources of energy, the operator says.

A photographer raises concerns about litter after spotting a bird of prey gripping a disposable cup.

A former health coach is blogging about her experience with the condition to help others get diagnosed.

Introducing Covid status certificates risks creating a "two-tier Britain", critics say.

Pupils will no longer have to follow strict two metre physical distancing rules when they return.

After much hype about working from home, some tech companies are getting cold feet.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Were you in Australia in 1965? Did you help a homesick Welsh friend send himself home in a crate?

The family was sent a voucher, rather than the refund they wanted - until BBC News followed up the case.

Nicola Sturgeon has one bogeyman she chooses and one she wishes she was without in her election campaign.

From Llanbrynmair to Llandovery, the white stuff made an unseasonable return as spring got under way.

Fame, number two in the charts and a remix with Aitch. It's been a life-changing year for A1 x J1.

Ian loved cooking, but after being diagnosed with fibromyalgia he had to think of new way to get into the kitchen.

Danielle Riley shares her grief after losing her partner Andy to Sudden Adult Death Syndrome.

Coronavirus is clearly a virus that affects our nervous system - and it appears to have an impact on the brain's sleep patterns.

The vitamin is being studied - but why do some claim evidence is being ignored?

Plans to remove hundreds of love locks from a Bakewell bridge leaves some families "gutted".

Anna Borzello explores the Hertford Union Canal as it is drained for the first time in 20 years.

Chris Sutton has opened up about the struggle of watching his dad, footballer Mike Sutton, suffer with dementia.

Boris Johnson says overseas vaccine passports will probably be a "fact of life".

A paediatrician describes how his love of space observation has grown during the lockdown.

Charlie Pallet has raised money for Help for Heroes with a recording of a wartime song.

Lucy Morrow, from Nottinghamshire, got creative after having to spend time off work due to surgery.

One impact of lockdown is that there has been a big reduction in light pollution in some areas.

Wednesday's newspaper front pages carry a mix of stories although coronavirus continues to dominate.

Richard Okorogheye was last seen by his family on 22 March, when he left their home in west London.

A report by Sir Tom Hunter calls for radical change if economic growth is to match countries such as Denmark and Norway.

NI's chief constable Simon Byrne to give assessment of trouble that led to 41 officers being injured.

Party pledges to hold Welsh independence referendum within five years if it wins power in May.

A total of 32 people have already been arrested following the disorder in Bristol city centre.