Nadhim Zahawi says supply is tight, but he expects the UK to meet its February target of 15 million doses.

Another 7,700 deaths registered with Covid on death certificate, bringing total to nearly 104,000.

The new measures are likely to apply to British residents arriving in England from high-risk countries.

The EU says it is unacceptable that AstraZeneca is cutting the number of pledged vaccine doses.

People aged 25 to 34 face the highest risk of redundancy as Covid pushes up the jobless rate to 5%.

A committee says the pandemic is increasing hardship and food insecurity among the world's poor.

Watchdog warns of low university chances for white working youths in former industrial towns.

It's not just shoppers facing surprise costs when EU parcels arrive, but what is behind the charges?

The supermarket chains confirmed that an ongoing issue is affecting payments processing in some stores.

JP & Brimelow said the property market "has fared very well" during the pandemic.

Scientists propose 10 golden rules for restoring forests to maximise benefits for the planet.

Ex-cabinet minister wants "Britain's favourite animal" to get same protections as bats and badgers.

Geoff and Jenny Holland married in August after having to twice postpone their wedding.

Mandy Nguyen had an emergency Caesarean at 32 weeks after catching coronavirus.

Is Wales able to meet its vaccination targets - this weekend and next month?

A council deploys security staff to curb numbers exercising in country parks during lockdown.

A 56-year-old Covid patient says she is finally recovering after a month in hospital.

Matt and Amanda Knight, from Hinckley, say running has helped keep them motivated.

A former grand house, golf clubhouse and nightclub has been converted to a vaccination centre.

Students from more than 50 universities are taking part in a rent strike.

Sir John Curtice looks at whether a future Yes vote in Scotland could be boosted by the UK leaving the EU.

The lack of certainty about schools returning is fraying the exhausted nerves of parents.

Reality TV star and ex-model, Katie Price reveals the challenges of finding a specialist college for her eldest son Harvey, who has complex needs.

The government says breaking Covid lockdown rules costs lives. But some people are doing it anyway.

Scientists attempt to understand how best to bring the great outdoors to those stuck inside.

Heavy snow brings a flurry of opportunities to take wintry photographs.

Despite the strains on the system, there is still kindness and new life in NHS hospitals.

Heavier than the Eiffel Tower, the tunnel was moved at 150cm per hour over nine days.

The health secretary says lifting restrictions can only happen when the "facts on the ground" show it is safe.

The BBC speaks to four people about their experiences in the latest lockdown.

The TV star and ex-model, opens up about her decision to move her son Harvey to a residential college.

Martyn Waitt, 82, was encouraged to record a version of the Wellerman shanty by his granddaughter.

The front pages focus on proposals to force some arrivals to the UK to self-isolate in hotels.

The third national lockdown and travel ban meant the travel firm "had to act", a spokeswoman says.

A pilot programme for 24/7 vaccinations is among options being considered by the Scottish government.

The Stormont-commissioned research examined institutions run by churches and other religious groups.

A Cardiff head teacher says keeping schools closed affects disadvantaged pupils most severely.

Stanley Booker endured "brutal interrogations" at the hands of the Nazis during World War Two.