There is a "strong case" for vaccinating healthy 12 to 15-year-olds, the government believes.

Shirley Ballas leads a star-studded line-up to start an extended run for Blackpool's famous lights.

Flu jabs in England and Wales are delayed due to an HGV driver shortage, a supplier says.

The firm behind Echo Falls says continued staff shortages could definitely hit the festive season.

Rachel Gibbon wants players to avoid crises like those faced by the late Yeovil Town captain Lee Collins.

The PM's ex-adviser says inexperienced staff and leaks damaged the government's Covid response.

The Met Police brands the violent behaviour of anti-vaccine protesters "unacceptable".

Eleven-month-old Edward is able to support his head after receiving the world's most expensive drug.

Jonathan Goodall says he made the move after a long period of prayer, which had been a "testing" period.

A man collided with England batsman Jonny Bairstow after entering the field during the fourth Test.

Cases include "unauthorised disclosure" of personal sensitive data including criminal allegations.

The woman challenges her conviction for making a false report of an attack by 12 men in a hotel room.

A court agrees that 'distressing' life-support treatment for the woman, in her 50s, should end.

Scotland's national clinical director says coronavirus vaccinations could still be rolled out to all 12 to 15-year-olds.

One company is under investigation and 19 others could face legal action following complaints.

The figures for this week included those who had the virus and those self-isolating due to a close contact.

Public health director Kelechi Nnoaham says everything must be done to stop the rising trend.

The chronic shortage of lorry drivers has led haulage firms to try to attract more women to the role.

A veteran hotel inspector reveals the highs and lows of working undercover in Scotland.

More than 20 skateboards will be auctioned to raise money to build a rural skatepark.

A successful businessman saw his life savings wiped out when he fell victim to ruthless fraudsters.

The Twilight star "will be instantly and justifiably awards-tipped" for Spencer, some critics say.

Forty years after their last album, a new generation of fans is hungry for the pop legends' music.

Macy, 21, tells Newsbeat how she stays positive after 400 days in hospital from a car crash in 2020.

Concerns over a very rare heart side-effect are giving vaccine experts pause for thought.

The former Love Island contestant is taking on a new job as a creative director in fashion.

The senior British commander in Kabul speaks for the first time about the UK's evacuation operation.

In some countries, the Covid-19 vaccine can be given to all teenagers over the age of 12 but not all are allowed.

Nigel Moon, 69, has dedicated much of his life to restoring and running Whissendine Windmill.

Sarah Storey, her husband, Barney, and daughter, Louisa, speak to BBC Breakfast after she won a record-breaking 17th Paralympic gold medal in Tokyo.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says pupils deserve to have a normal education experience.

A Merseyside mental health ambulance team is offering food support for its most in need patients.

Dominating Saturday's papers are reports that plans to vaccinate 12-15-year-olds are due to go ahead.

The divers were exploring a former Royal Navy frigate which was sunk to create an offshore reef.

Advice from chief medical officers could see 12 to 15-year-olds get the jab soon, says national clinical director.

Michelle McIlveen says schools will get £5.5m to tackle self-isolation and contact-tracing issues.

Michelle Partington was the first female paramedic with the RAF to be deployed to the conflict in 2009.

A judge slams "hypocrite" Gordon Newton, who admitted a series of assaults on the child.