Ministers are considering plans to allow NHS staff in England to be exempt from self-isolation if they’ve been fully vaccinated, as Covid cases across the country continue to soar - reaching levels last seen in the winter.

It’s 55 years since the England men’s football team won a major tournament - but that could all change tomorrow night if they beat Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

New research shows just 25 children and young people in England died from Covid during the first year of the pandemic - that's 0.005 per cent of all those who had the virus.

With devolution, Brexit and the pandemic splintering the UK, power and identity has become more complicated. But is this a football team carrying the values of its generation - and confounding the culture wars of our time?

We’re joined from Weymouth by the singer and left-wing political activist Billy Bragg, who speaks about reclaiming England in his new LP called England, Half English, and from Oxford by Calvin Robinson from the right-leaning think-tank Policy Excha...

Priced out, sold out: in some parts of North Wales almost 50 percent of the housing is a second home.

We spoke to Sir Peter Fahy, former chief constable of Greater Manchester Police and began by asking how can the public look at this case and trust the police?

We spoke to Lorna Fraser, a professor of epidemiology at University of York, and a senior author of one of the largest studies of Covid risk and Adie Caston who's the daughter of a friend of Krishnan’s.

Downing Street is urging people not to ignore or delete the Covid app if it tells you to self isolate, insisting it is still an important tool in the fight against coronavirus.

We were joined by Anna Birley from Reclaim These Streets, a women's safety organisation working to challenge misogyny and street harassment of women and girls.

It is perhaps an unlikely song to accompany Englands' run to the Euro 2020 final on Sunday.

We were joined from Brussels by the Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts.

Adults who have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus and children will not have to quarantine on their return from amber list countries to England from 19 July. 

Over 5.3 million people were waiting for an operation or routine treatment in May - a record figure for a second successive month, but the numbers seeking treatment are returning to pre-pandemic levels.

We spoke to Saffron Cordery, who is the deputy chief executive of NHS Providers.