Leaders will also review plans to curb exports of Covid vaccines, which could affect supply to the UK.

But one Conservative MP says "papers for pubs" would lead the country into "a ghastly trap".

Five months after hospital treatment, 70% of patients studied had still not fully recovered.

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

The banknote will enter circulation on 23 June - Alan Turing's birthday - and will be made of polymer.

The UK's biggest building society says it wants to give employees more control over their lives.

The Scottish government praised staff for their "service and dedication" during the Covid pandemic.

A group of MPs says the infrastructure is not in place for a viable alternative to the licence fee.

Restrictions on movement and a rise in cyber-stalking fuel a surge of calls to a national helpline.

Two in five students say they would have made better choices if they had had better advice, Ucas finds.

Two of the UK's biggest investors won't invest in the delivery firm over concerns about workers' rights.

A conversation on a bus led to the setting up of the Recovery trial, leading to treatments for Covid.

Nurses in one of England's worst-hit areas relive the year-long ordeal of caring for Covid patients.

Two separate studies suggest women under 50 have worse long-term outcomes after being in hospital with Covid.

If you've spent lockdown looking for jobs, you're not alone... But help is here.

We've all got used to working flexibly so employers will need to adapt, say campaigners.

The Peterborough store has been in the city since 1982 but is one of eight set to close.

Ben Perkins tells BBC News how he became an online sensation.

As first-year Goldman Sachs analysts ask for a cap on their hours, four BBC News readers share their schedules.

The first minister's position is stronger than it has been for weeks - but her government has not escaped criticism.

Many young people returned to live with their parents during the pandenic. How's it going, a year on?

Tree felling is helping to restore an ancient ecosystem which can store even more carbon than trees do.

Four staff from University Hospital Southampton reflect on the last year on their home and work lives.

The PM says it seems "wholly responsible" for care companies to consider requiring vaccinations for their workers.

The prime minister is "pushing a bill that will restrict... the right to peaceful protest", the Liberal Democrat leader says.

A bereaved MP asks Boris Johnson to commit now to a full public inquiry in the handling of the pandemic.

Thursday's papers look at the prospect of pub goers needing proof of a Covid vaccination to gain entry.

More than 300 officers took part in raids across east London, Kent and Essex, with three men arrested.

Polling expert Professor John Curtice looks at the issues that will decide the Scottish Parliament election on 6 May.

A fishing organisation spokesperson said Northern Ireland's fish dividend has been "plundered".

Wales' first minister has said tourism could start to reopen from 27 March if case rates stay down.

Commissioners will oversee parts of Liverpool City Council, the local government secretary says.