But scientists warn a rise in deaths could derail the plan, and some MPs fear a further delay.

Downing Street says the pact means UK Scotch whisky and biscuits will be cheaper to sell to Australia.

The unemployment rate falls again while the number of job vacancies is rising, official figures show.

Even at age five, some children are more likely to self-harm than their classmates.

Biologists have uncovered the genetic secrets of water shrews, the world's smallest diving mammals.

Officers accused of domestic abuse are not properly investigated, victims say.

As teachers in England submit students' grades this week, heads call for a large rebate on exam fees.

Travel insurance offering "complete" cover for Covid-related disruption is barely available, says Which?.

Glasgow council leader says the ban will continue while asylum seekers are housed in hotels "on the cheap".

Some police forces fail to issue a single Stalking Prevention Order, as offences rise during lockdown.

Usually seen in southern Europe, the plants have not been found in the wild in the UK for decades.

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

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

The government has said some restrictions will stay in place in England after 21 June.

Restrictions on weddings have been eased across the UK - so how can you now celebrate?

Welsh health minister says vaccine rollout is six weeks ahead of schedule as Wales leads world.

The vaccine is being offered to over-18s in Wales and Northern Ireland, over-25s in England and over-30s in Scotland.

The lifting of restrictions in England has been delayed, which could affect planned events

PM Boris Johnson rejects criticism the donation is not enough, saying "we are going flat out".

The Holiday Inn in Gorton, Manchester, housed homeless people throughout the pandemic, until the end of May.

Anticipation gave way to disappointment as Scotland lost 2-0 to the Czech Republic at Hampden.

When Scotland's men last played in a major football tournament, there was no Scottish Parliament and Google didn't exist.

Police, transport workers and NHS staff watched in the fan park as England beat Croatia at Wembley.

World leaders are by the seaside for three days of talks - and the occasional trip to the beach...

It was a weekend of disruption for many, but excitement for others as the G7 came to Cornwall.

Detailed reports into athletes' online histories are being requested by sporting agencies.

The Bath Archway Project will use projections and sounds to recreate the Roman spa experience.

Watch the moment a young couple find out they can have a full-scale wedding next week.

Boris Johnson has confirmed lockdown easing will be pushed back to 19 July.

Luca Maggiora, the owner of London’s Cuckoo Club says the pandemic forced him into £700k of debt.

Prof Adam Finn says he understands why people need dates to hold on to but "this is a process".

Gay couple Oscar and Xavier donate blood for the first time after rules change across most of the UK.

BBC director general Tim Davie responds to an inquiry into the rehiring of journalist Martin Bashir.

The decision to delay lifting the last coronavirus restrictions in England dominates Tuesday's papers.

The woman is pronounced dead at the scene near Durdle Door in Dorset.

A review of Covid levels across Scotland will take into account case levels and pressure on hospitals.

Only government intervention can fix a split between the DUP and Sinn Féin, says Mary Lou McDonald.

Wales' first minister also pledges 20,000 new homes, as well as jobs and training for young people.

Bernadette Walker's parents are alleged to have formed an "unholy alliance" to cover up her death.