The PM's ex-adviser apologises to the families of those who died unnecessarily for mistakes that were made.

Restrictions are not being imposed on Indian variant-affected areas, the government says, after confusion.

Rollout continues, with anyone in their 30s now able to get vaccinated in England.

Industry warns people to delay home improvement due to shortage of cement, electric components, timber and steel.

But the host will miss a Children in Need special because the Shreddies advert will still be on TV.

The store chain has reported big losses for last year as the pandemic took its toll on clothing sales.

The teenager died at the scene despite the best efforts of paramedics, say police.

Results from a UK experiment could help clear a hurdle to achieving commercial fusion power.

Overhauling water tariffs could help struggling families, the Consumer Council for Water says.

The rock festival will take place with 10,000 fans, despite having been cancelled in March.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Covid test events held in Liverpool were "undoubtedly a success", the city's health chief says.

CEO Airbnb Brian Chesky says people's travel habits have fundamentally changed due to the pandemic.

Royal Bolton Hospital says it has experienced one of its busiest ever days amid a surge in patients.

Three families whose loved ones died after catching Covid-19 in hospital say they feel "let down".

The University of Bristol will host the centre, which will help develop vaccination programmes.

About 120 passengers were on the board the 06:00 flight from Edinburgh to Faro in Portugal.

Cases of the so-called Indian variant are rising, the chief medical officer for Wales has warned.

Boris Johnson's former chief adviser has been a critic of the government since leaving his role.

Herd immunity is a scientific term, so why is there a row about it?

Hundreds of choirs have had to cancel rehearsals after the government said singing poses a health risk.

The Earl and Countess of Strathearn are attending a series of events during their trip north of the border.

Mackerel Sky by Eric William Ravilious is to be unveiled again at Hastings Contemporary.

The new jobs will include roles in construction, welding and electrical installation roles.

The vaccines minister responds to accusations of "local lockdowns by stealth" from Labour.

The government delayed funding to international charity War Child after agreeing to pay £500,000.

Exams have been cancelled for the second year running due to the impact caused by coronavirus.

A campaigner is calling for more research into clear masks to stop people feeling isolated.

Tim Davie says an investigation into why the journalist was rehired in 2016 will be published next week.

Sean Ivey fought back at youths plaguing his village but then saw his home burnt down.

The front pages look at updated travel advice for parts of England worst-hit by the Indian variant.

A £401m government investment will see routes electrified and new stations for Leeds and Exeter.

Many of Scotland's public libraries remain shut despite being allowed to reopen a month ago.

Mum and carer Kathryn Taylor calls for services for adults with learning disabilities to resume.

Wales has seen the biggest house price growth in the UK, up by an average of 11% in the past year.

Margaret Angell was told by her skint fiance she could have a ring when Leicester lifted the FA Cup.