The booster third dose continues to give high protection to people 65 and over, data suggests.

Developers to be told to pay for removal of cladding in lower-height buildings, the BBC understands.

The Conservative Environment Network says removing charges from consumer bills would help cut costs.

Six months after opening, the costly Marble Arch Mound will close permanently on Sunday.

"It make me feel very angry and very sad," says one ambulance worker.

Australia's Usman Khawaja hits another classy century as England are left needing to bat out the final day to save the fourth Ashes Test at the SCG.

The NHS faces "a rocky few weeks", the health secretary says as staff absences grow and cases rise.

It comes as Sadiq Khan announces plans to pilot "decriminalising" some minor cannabis offences.

Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team received more call-outs than anywhere else in the UK in 2021.

Dariusz Wolosz, 46, was killed in West Drayton in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Union bosses warn night-time action every weekend on two London Underground lines could be extended.

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

Changing coronavirus restrictions creates a "noise" and "uncertainty" in people, expert warns.

The Scottish government has deferred IVF treatment for unvaccinated women over Omicron concerns.

Mark Drakeford calls the UK government "politically paralysed" as Covid rules remain in Wales.

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

More than 300 specialist officers will also be drafted in to help local divisions cope with Covid issues.

Creator Sir Phil Redmond is set to reboot the long-running BBC school television drama series.

The Jeremy Irons and George MacKay film re-examines the events leading up to World War Two.

Claire Evans is one of a select number of leukaemia patients being given a specialised type of therapy.

Henry Dyne was ill with Covid, but online his story was twisted by anti-vaccine activists.

Molly was stolen in July 2020. Her owner Ciara will never stop trying to find her.

The rescue team for Snowdon had more call-outs in 2021 than ever before, amid a tourism surge.

Dafydd and Katie Griffiths attended Kate and William's first official visit after getting engaged.

The chancellor says he wants to “make sure policies we’ve got in place do help people”.

Kat Cordiner and three friends attempt 3,000-mile (4,800km) crossing to raise money for charity.

The government has identified 100,000 critical workers to receive daily lateral flow tests

From new vaccine guidance to a rise in holiday bookings, Saturday's papers carry the latest on Covid.

Prayers will be said to commemorate 47 people killed in one of Britain's worst air disasters.

A rush to book overseas trips following the easing of travel rules features on Scotland's front pages.

Teachers say the system for booking sub teachers needs to be improved and the situation is "critical".

Nathan Saunders wielded a knife at a group of teenagers and told them: "We cut people's heads off."

Princess Sophia, who grew up in Suffolk, became a campaigner for women's rights in the 1900s.