The health secretary says he hopes Covid-19 will be a treatable disease by the end of the year.

The government is aiming to offer a vaccine to 15 million people in priority groups by Monday.

Internal government data says lorries are moving again, but some were empty as trade dropped.

The child was living with adoptive parents while they awaited a final adoption order being granted.

Britain's Cameron Norrie is set to play Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open third round, but will have to do so with no fans watching.

Natalie Paul is spending thousands of pounds on Covid tests so she can travel for brain cancer treatment.

Karim Khan, currently investigating Islamic State war crimes, joins the court in the Hague in June.

Scotland's first minister had been due to give evidence to the inquiry committee next week.

The adult common dolphin was stuck in about 40cm of water at low tide off the west Wales coast.

Ben Smith, 20, died shortly after the crash in Bamber Bridge, Preston, on Thursday.

They wanted a judge to rule their father should be kept alive until they could get to his bedside.

A project in Edinburgh is aiming to boost numbers after a drastic decline in the bird's population.

The teenager is in a serious condition in after being found injured in King's Park on Friday.

Social-media posts - some described as "scare stories" - are based on misunderstandings, experts say.

The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as 14 million people receive at least one dose.

Newsbeat spent two days inside Harrogate District Hospital. This is what we saw.

The chancellor says that different ways of calculating GDP makes the UK look bad.

Should parents of under-fives worry about Covid restrictions harming their child's development?

Rules for those arriving into England from "red list" countries differ from those enforced Down Under.

Comedian Lorna Prichard tried online dating in lockdown - and found The One.

Forth Valley hospital staff tell how they have seen a different profile among patients in the second wave of Covid-19.

Small firms are still waiting for payouts for Covid-insurance claims, despite a court ruling that insurers must pay.

The expert heading the UK's genetic surveillance says research into strains will go into the 2030s.

Coronavirus has had a big impact on our mental health, but have services been able to keep up?

Museums and art galleries are closed but inside their walls, a select few people are busy at work.

Five years after rising stars Viola Beach died in a crash, their families consider the band's legacy.

A cross party group of MEPs suggests that the EU should extend the Irish Sea grace periods.

Cumbrian councillors are reviewing their support for a controversial coal mine near Whitehaven.

One year ago, Nottingham briefly became one of the most congested places on Earth.

Four gay men reflect on Aids in the 80s and 90s in response to TV series It's A Sin.

Three traders, three sets of problems, weeks into the UK-EU deal company complaints continue rising.

A new series follows Tracy as a mum, reigniting her feud with her nemesis Justine Littlewood.

One Welsh police force sets up a dog theft task force due to a surge of stolen pets during lockdown.

Evidence seen by BBC News reveals how terror prevention measures are used to tackle radicalisers.

The singer, who has written with Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan, is poised for success in 2021.

Top tips from a dating expert on how to improve your 'love life CV'

There is much excitement about the prospect of making hydrogen on offshore windfarms. Could it work?

A rush to complete sales before tax breaks end on 31 March is causing delays and calls for government help.

Some of the animals were in such a bad state their breeds were unrecognisable.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock reacts to the latest ONS figures showing UK levels of Covid are falling.

The founder and former trustees of the collapsed charity Kids Company have won a High Court battle against being disqualified from other organisations.

He promised social media followers he would do the dive in his pants if snow reached more than 30cm.

Official data indicates that the UK economy shrank by the biggest amount on record during 2020.

Saffy has been trained to free-fly by owner Katie Balmer and can be spotted flying around the Isle of Wight.

As the UK nears 15 million vaccinations, the front pages examine when lockdown might be eased.

Sex offender Edwin Hillier, 84, died the day before the first national lockdown began in March 2020.

Colin Norris was convicted in 2008 of murdering four women and attempting to murder another.

Just under 20% of Northern Ireland's population has received a first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.

Demand for end-of-life care is expected to soar by 2040, a charity says.

A brewery chain's boss said research found people felt some of its pubs' names were racist.