Scotland’s National Clinical Director said there is no evidence to suggest the UK Government is planning to end free lateral flow testing.

The driver was also issued with three points on their licence.

Michael Gove says government looking at ‘range of options’ to help families most affected by rising energy bills

The BMW-owned firm announced it delivered 5,586 cars last year, up 49% on 2020.

Fossil is largest and most complete of its kind ever found in UK

Cabinet minister was eventually freed after half an hour

NHS England said patients who can be referred to private firms under the deal include some of those waiting for cancer surgery.

The man will appear in court on Monday.

The discount supermarket chain has revealed that sales in December increased by 0.4% compared with the same month last year.

‘Prime ministers are on a performance-related contract’: Mark Harper says PM must show he can change

The actor and comedian who was best known for starring in the sitcom Full House was 65-years-old.

The looming cost-of-living crisis is again featured in Monday’s papers, with Tories urging the PM to take action.

Eight men, now in their 40s and 50s, say Bennell, now 68, abused them when they were playing schoolboy football for teams he coached.

Police said Saget, known for starring in US sitcoms including Full House, was found unresponsive at a hotel room in Orlando, Florida.

New legal duty to be announced following consultation launched in wake of Manchester Arena bombing

The union Unite says that no records are being kept of foreign drivers who have been allowed into UK under the government’s special cabotage scheme

Ban in force from 27 January, after Grant Shapps decides it is ‘necessary in the public interest’

Ministers were questioning whether the isolation period could be further reduced from seven days to five.

Northern Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer Sir Michael McBride urged people to get vaccinated.

He is expected to meet with cladding campaigners on Monday morning before detailing the plan in the Commons.

The Labour Party is pushing for the creation of a specific offence to outlaw ‘sex for rent’

Jackie Kay will talk to broadcaster Fiona Kennedy about her life and works.

Windfall tax on North Sea producers would also cut household gas and electricity bills

Opposition parties have said the official investigating rule-breaking gatherings at No 10 must be given access to the Prime Minister.

The former Arsenal striker has linked the closure of hundreds of youth centres over the past decade to knife crime.

Police Scotland said that a 56-year-old man died near junction 23.

Exclusive: The main terror threat to the UK now comes from ‘self-radicalised’ people using basic attack methods

The attack happened on Cumbernauld Road, near to its junction with Duke Street, Glasgow.

The ex-chief whip’s intervention came after a poll of Conservative members suggested nearly half believe Rishi Sunak would make a better leader.

The duchess has celebrated her 40th birthday.

Tory shadow education secretary Oliver Mundell said delaying a decision to March on whether school exams would go ahead is unacceptable.

Police were called to reports of a collision involving a car and two cyclists shortly before 10.30am on Sunday.

Dr Clive Dix has called for an overhaul of the current Government strategy in the coming months with an end to mass testing and vaccination.

Minister says Britain can lead world in transitioning from pandemic to endemic virus

Officers found the man was carrying the game birds in addition to customers’ hot food.

A multi-vehicle accident after junction 22 left motorists facing long delays as traffic was diverted on to the M77.

One in ten staff at King’s College Hospital remains unvaccinated

Connect chief executive Eileen Prior said she had ‘serious concerns’ about the questionnaire which is aimed at high school pupils in S4 and above.

PM set to evade probe which could potentially have led to his suspension from Commons

His comments come as the UK recorded more than 150,000 Covid deaths since the start of the pandemic

New Covid variant is highly transmissible and remains serious cause for concern this winter

Ralph White is raising money for Derian House children’s hospice.

Exclusive: ‘The threat and profile of terrorists has completely changed,’ senior officer tells Lizzie Dearden

Saturday’s Public Health Scotland figures show 55 people in intensive care with Covid-19 – up from 48 on Friday.

PM says no further social restrictions for now as Omicron infections hit record high

Exclusive: Thousands of applicants for settled status have had their case put on hold

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said he is ‘puzzled’ by a report suggesting that their universal availability could be axed.

Move would save average household £200 and poorest £600, says Rachel Reeves

The Foreign Secretary has said she is ‘willing’ to invoke Article 16 if agreement is not reached in post-Brexit talks between the UK and the EU.

The Education Secretary said he is working on contingency plans.

Paul Reid was speaking on Sunday as another 21,384 positive cases of Covid-19 were notified.

One vehicle was involved in the incident in the early hours of Sunday.

Next few weeks will be ‘bumpy’, warns education secretary

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The 65-year-old was arrested in Belfast on Sunday morning.

The head of King’s College Hospital said he was ‘worried’ by the impact on staffing levels.

Equalities minister told MPs in May 2021 the government would ‘shortly put out an expression of interest’ for recruiting new panel

‘This would be the wrong decision at the wrong time,’ Labour says

Wales’s First Minister defended his earlier comments that England was the ‘global outlier’ in the fight against the Omicron variant.

Marvin Rees – Europe’s first directly elected black city leader – says monument toppling was ‘less significant than people think’

Virus hotspot moving from London to northwest and northeast

Nuzhat Uthmani said it is unacceptable that children are still being asked to dress warmly for sitting in a classroom.

Marvin Rees said he wanted to deliver ‘real, substantial systemic change’ for the people of the city rather than ‘symbolic acts’.

Three men, carrying handguns, stole a sum of cash from a property in Newtownards on Saturday.

The club fears going out of business if fans are banned from the stadium as the pitch is in Wales and subject to Wales’s Covid rules.

Holyrood Health Secretary Humza Yousaf also urged people to get vaccinated.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says she would not go ahead with 2.5 per cent rise

Foreign secretary said she will suggest ‘constructive proposals’ to her EU counterpart Maros Sefcovic