Extra £250m available to pay for locum staff to help practices in England improve access over winter.

The chancellor says shoppers "should be reassured" the government is working to fix port delays.

An investigation has been launched into "organised abuse" in a special school in London.

Our proposals to help fix Northern Ireland trade problems are unprecedented, the bloc's UK ambassador says.

The information commissioner will check a whistleblower's claims to see if Facebook has broken UK law.

Engineering and manufacturing, along with film and digital media, will be taught from 2025.

She will mark the ceremonial start of the new Senedd term in her first visit to Wales in five years.

The boss of toy chain the Entertainer says it will be harder to get stock to the right places at the right time.

Yet more small suppliers have been caught between soaring energy costs and the UK's price cap.

The comedian and author made the decision to leave the competition because of ill health.

The pizza giant says it needs the drivers to keep up with demand as sales and orders surge.

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

Positive results from the widely-used rapid Covid tests should be trusted, say UCL researchers.

Fast progress is currently being made vaccinating the 12-15 age group in Scotland.

Doctors who came into the public eye during Covid received death threats and harassment.

A lack of care staff in the community leaves hospitals struggling to discharge patients.

Covid still hampering efforts to deal with backlog of treatments, says Welsh NHS boss.

How to weigh the pros and cons of a vaccine for a disease that is rarely serious in young people.

The vaccine is being offered to children aged 12 and older.

But the new report by MPs fails to reflect the views of bereaved relatives, campaigners say.

The trust's chief executive says sharing false information is "no way to show respect" to NHS staff.

Retailers say their supply chains have been severely impacted by the container logjam at UK ports.

Jade LB's story spread on BlackBerry Messenger and MSN - before the age of shares, likes and tweets.

Tattooist John Paterson is using his inking skills to make people more confident in their skin.

A team of people in the north of England are now making clothes, from seeds to finished garments.

A new report says that 86% of black musicians have faced barriers because of their race.

Northern Ireland firms doing business in Britain give their verdict on current Brexit trading rules.

Some residents in Charles Dickens House say vermin and mould in their homes is harming their health.

Owain Wyn Evans talks about growing up as a young gay man in Ammanford, and how drumming saved him.

The former England rugby player speaks to those living with the same condition as his father.

The musician and broadcaster speaks about the "horrific" experience of going through four miscarriages.

The Labour leader is warned to move to the left while visiting a HGV driver training centre and taking a lesson.

Dominic Cummings calls for a "new political system" as the UK has a "joke" PM and opposition leader.

A mix of stories lead Thursday's front pages, including worries over the retail industry's supply chain problems.

An inquiry found 456 patients died after being given opiates at the hospital between 1987 and 2001.

Plans have been announced for a "significant" changes which will affect almost every seat.

Sinn Féin seeks a recall of the NI Assembly after the EU's plan for a reduction of post-Brexit checks.

NHS nurses went "above and beyond" during Covid, but now feel "undervalued", says a trade union.

Claudia Webbe made a string of phones calls in which she threatened to use acid and share naked photos.

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