They will take daily tests so they can continue to work, after the health secretary tested positive.

More than two-thirds of people have had both doses as England prepares for rules to ease on Monday.

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

Ten men are wanted in connection with disorder at the Euro 2020 final at Wembley, police say.

The Metropolitan Line was closed on Saturday as control room staff were pinged by the NHS app.

Researchers from across the UK will investigate everything from brain fog to ongoing breathlessness.

Laura Soutar is stuck in hotel isolation in Majorca while her father Iain, from Milngavie, has just days to live.

Ex-soldier Christopher Howes was murdered by the Khmer Rouge while working in Cambodia.

Lines through Troon will remain closed until Monday, according to ScotRail.

Four people are arrested as a burger factory protest enters its third day.

Police hand out bottled water to drivers stuck on the M11 in hot weather for "several hours".

Residents say they don't want a repeat of last year's parking problems and traffic jams.

Social distancing rules are changing across the UK.

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

The continued need for travellers to quarantine on arrival in England, Scotland and Wales is criticised.

Sofia, 13, is barely able to walk due to the condition which leaves her feet swollen and covered in blisters.

Pop-up vaccination clinics are opening across England this weekend including at The Open golf tournament.

Nearly 100 inmates at Perth Prison are self-isolating after testing positive, with no access to family or lawyers.

The number of Covid patients in Bradford Royal Infirmary is rising sharply - and half are unvaccinated.

Clubbers and people attending mass events in England could have to prove they've had both Covid jabs.

Coventry women have always been at the heart of the struggle for social justice, a historian says.

A BBC journalist sets out to discover how Twitter moderates posts after he was banned from the platform.

The once prosperous town of Pontypool is trying to reinvent itself in the wake of the pandemic.

Lydia Loader, whose mother Sally has dementia, heard her speak for the first time in 18 months.

F1 broke new ground with the advent of sprint qualifying but uncertainty remains over whether the exercise was a success, writes Andrew Benson.

The history of the city's Jewish community has been brought to life by a virtual trail.

Adam's videos on looking after dogs have attracted more than a million followers during lockdown.

Fully vaccinated travellers returning to England and Wales from France will still have to quarantine from Monday.

The Covid vaccine is now being offered to all over 18s. So what has uptake been like for young people?

Tourists haven't been able to go to the Farne Islands for 18 months and it's changed the birds' behaviour.

Lauren and Angelica-Jane fear the end of restrictions will be challenging for their mental health.

A Margate lifeguard says she has received extra training to manage crowds of staycation visitors.

The front pages focus on the growing criticism facing the government over Monday's easing of Covid rules in England.

Although the city has administered nine million jabs, its young population means many are unvaccinated.

All over-18s are offered a vaccine appointment but more than 260,000 younger adults have yet to have a first dose.

Brendan Óg Duffy lost his life just hours after captaining the Monaghan team to a semi-final win.

Wales should not get rid of most rules in early August if cases are rising, according to Plaid Cymru.

The pair fear they face a potentially massive bill for the removal of combustible insulation.