There will be no limit on how many people can meet, nightclubs can reopen and large events resume.

The vaccines minister says experts think vulnerable children and those close to 18 should be jabbed.

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

The whole of Scotland has now moved to the lowest level of Covid regulations.

Some horses once trained by some of racing’s top names are being slaughtered, BBC Panorama finds.

The bears used a fallen tree to climb out of their enclosure and attack a boar.

Fully-vaccinated health workers in England could skip quarantine if services come under pressure.

"Covid anxiety" is among the explanations for the increasing popularity of out-of-school teaching.

Katie Hopkins - a right-wing British commentator - bragged about plans to break isolation rules.

The online grocer says the blaze was caused by a collision between robots at one of its warehouses.

Natural Resources Wales says, as sites get busier, people should respect the countryside.

Rules on self-isolation are being eased in England for children and fully vaccinated adults.

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

It comes as every adult in the UK has now been offered a vaccine, the government says.

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

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

Prof Neil Ferguson says there could be as many as 200,000 cases a day as restrictions ease.

M&S says it may have to reduce opening hours if more workers are forced to self-isolate.

Social distancing rules are changing across the UK.

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

Figures given to Radio 1 Newsbeat show a quarter of clubs have closed in the past six years.

Low-energy designs and technologies can keep homes comfortable, come rain or shine.

It is no longer a legal requirement to wear a face covering in England, but some employees are nervous.

Sheffield's decision to host the World Student Games in 1991 still divides opinions across the city.

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

Sir Graham, who founded Birmingham Opera Company, died of Covid "complications", it is announced.

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.

For some revellers in Leeds, this was the first time they'd ever been to a nightclub.

Karina Litvack has housed dozens of refugees in London since her daughters moved out.

Jase Puddicombe, 27, says the rise of digital services has improved access for disabled people.

The PM and chancellor are self-isolating but it's after No 10 said they'd take part in a daily Covid-testing trial instead.

Ollie was found by the RNLI three miles away from where he jumped into the sea for a swim.

Jean Foster has been talking to young people about the consequences of carrying a knife.

Monday's papers are dominated by the news the PM and chancellor are self-isolating ahead of the lifting of Covid rules in England.

The bodies were found by emergency crews in the River Ouse in York and at a lake in Sheffield.

Nicola Sturgeon's warning that Scotland is not yet ready to return to normality is on several front pages.

New DNA evidence is recovered as part of the investigation into Tom Oliver's death in 1991.

Campaigners say the problem "destroys the experience and knocks people's confidence".

The girl was pulled from the water and taken to hospital but later died.