International travellers will have to take a Covid test up to 72 hours before departing.

Firms warn of more red tape, higher costs and delays a week after new Brexit export rules took effect.

Data leaked to BBC News shows a rise in the number of hours before patients are offloaded.

The man charged the 92-year-old £160 and came back a week later asking for a further £100.

Students say they will refuse to pay for accommodation they cannot use during lockdown.

Rural areas could be "locked out" of ultra-fast broadband for years to come, a damning report says.

Some families are struggling to get the devices their children need to help them do schoolwork.

Lockdown measures across Wales will also be extended and strengthened, the first minister says.

Modest growth in food sales fails to offset big declines in the retailer's clothing division.

But firms may be hesitant to take on permanent staff during the Covid crisis, new research suggests.

The Pride of Burgundy is a favourite with ferry enthusiasts but has been out of service since May.

Noah's body was found in a storm drain in north Belfast in June, six days after he went missing.

How do hospitals become overwhelmed and what can be done to stop it from happening.

While restaurants and shops have been given tax breaks, firms that supply them fear for the future.

Statistics seem to show hospitals are less busy than usual, but can we compare with previous years?

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Phoebe Waller-Bridge among those whose virus efforts went "above and beyond".

Teacher Katrina Thurman believes she caught coronavirus at work and passed it on to her family.

The amazing life of Johnny Smythe - RAF officer, prisoner of war and a father of the Windrush generation.

Low traffic at borders has meant there have been few problems in Kent, but there have been other issues.

Songs about life on the "frontline" help him be named the most exciting talent for the coming year.

The BBC meets two young lawyers who share their concerns about the future of their profession.

The applause for NHS workers returns but the Labour leader says clapping alone "isn't enough".

An intensive care nurse says the pressures of Covid mean they cannot give the same care as normal.

Army logistics expert Brigadier Phil Prosser on how the Army will help in the deployment of the coronavirus vaccines.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the government is working with Pfizer and AstraZeneca to increase vaccine supply.

On Wednesday the UK recorded more than 1,000 daily Covid deaths and hospitals are struggling to cope.

At Fullwell Cross Medical Centre in north London, they are now vaccinating almost 1,000 people a week.

Friday's papers include "America's day of shame", and the PM's plan to vaccinate millions.

The one-year-old is undergoing chemotherapy, but both parents cannot visit him at the same time

Do you know how Covid-19 is spreading in your community? Public Health Scotland is providing more detail about the pandemic.

People will "notice an increase in visible policing" as new lockdown begins, says justice minister.

The men were detained when special forces stormed the Nave Andromeda off the Isle of Wight.