Around 70 Tory MPs are expected to vote against some new rules - but Labour will vote in favour.

The government is aiming to give one million jabs a day across the UK during the rest of December.

The unemployment pictures continues to improve, but there are doubts about the impact of Omicron.

Manchester United's Premier League match against Brentford on Tuesday has been postponed after a Covid-19 outbreak at the Old Trafford club.

People should set aside the idea Omicron is a milder variant and get their booster jab, the PM says.

The first minister says curbs are needed to slow the spread of the Omicron variant but school closures are not on the agenda.

The next stage of the landmark Online Safety Bill recommends major changes and tougher regulation.

Former Bishop of Monmouth Richard Pain retired after concerns were raised about him.

The Department for Business said that the impact on postmasters' lives "cannot be overstated".

Magistrates in London will hear the case concerning the death of motorcyclist Harry Dunn.

Shinfield Studios says a Disney production is confirmed to start at the Berkshire facility in 2022.

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

Based on past vaccination efforts offering and delivering boosts to all adults by the end of December will be challenging.

First Minister Mark Drakeford does not rule out further Covid restrictions before Christmas.

Venues that fail to implement the coronavirus certification scheme could face fines of up to £10,000.

Extra medics may be drafted in to deliver booster jabs at speed, says Robin Swann, as the programme expands to younger age groups.

The PM defends his actions after being pictured taking part in a quiz, but says the event will be investigated.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says 10 people are in hospital in England with the Omicron variant.

People should now work from home if they can to help curb the spread of Omicron, the government says.

Some employers are not happy about new work-from-home guidance that came into force on Monday.

A theatre makes a "very difficult decision" after junior cast members catch the virus.

A shortlist of six contenders is announced for the 2021 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

The BBC's Jonathan Blake takes the temperature of voters in the rural seat, facing a by-election on Thursday.

Tion Wayne and Russ Millions' drill track Body is a the most used track for UK creators.

The new West End production, starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessie Buckley, opened to rave reviews.

The Victorian Society releases its annual list of 10 endangered buildings.

It is estimated about 15 million adults of all ages in the UK are actively using this form of credit.

A village that shares its name with a pub toasts a rail link restored after 60 years.

The Conservative MP for West Dorset explains why he will vote against the government.

Boris Johnson calls on the public to get a booster and put aside thoughts that the new variant is milder.

Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has announced Labour's support of the government's Covid booster drive.

People explain why they did not mind waiting for four hours to get a Covid-19 vaccination booster.

The health secretary is asked whether the government's measures are out of step with the risk from Omicron.

A number of vehicles including a police van have been seen colliding with the width restriction.

Many of Tuesday's papers show scenes of long queues as Britons rushed out to get Covid booster jabs.

Kat Francois struggled to conceive due to adenomyosis but says there's more to life than being a mum.

The first minister is expected to give new advice on how many other people or households you should meet in a day.

The university's annual accounts show a surplus of almost £25m in 2020-21, despite the pandemic.

Emma Webb has walked 285 miles for suicide prevention after losing her 16-year-old daughter.

Sharna Walker was filmed abusing the Wetherspoons doorman on Birmingham's Broad Street in May.