Workers are expected be given 16 weeks to have the jab - or risk losing their job, the BBC understands.

MPs will debate the government's plans to keep restrictions in place until 19 July rather than 21 June.

In an interview, the Countess of Wessex says the Covid pandemic made it harder to support the Queen.

A clip shared on social media shows demonstrators haranguing BBC Newsnight reporter Nicholas Watt.

Monoclonal antibody therapy, given by drip, can save some of the sickest hospital patients.

The rising cost of fuel and clothes pushes the inflation rate above the Bank of England's 2% target.

Thomas Braun's younger brother has up to 100 epileptic seizures a day.

Champions Manchester City face a testing trip to Spurs on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.

The swimsuit, worn by the late actress in a famous Carry on Camping scene, raises money for charity.

Thieves broke into the Tom Davies store in central London, taking hundreds of optical frames and sunglasses.

Homes need to be more resilient and the government is in a worse position than five years ago, report says.

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

We answer some of your questions about England's roadmap out of lockdown, and other Covid-related issues.

The number of people in payrolled jobs jumped by almost 200,000 in May as the jobs market continued to recover.

The government has said some restrictions will stay in place in England after 21 June.

Pub and nightclub managers say the government's decision to extend lockdown will hit them hard.

England's entertainment industry appeals for government support to cope with the "devastating" delay.

As teachers in England submit students' grades this week, heads call for a large rebate on exam fees.

How might the UK and EU compromise on the Northern Ireland protocol?

Snack boss Nick Coleman started his firm for under £500 as a bet. It now turns over £6m a year.

Older people facing poverty are urged to claim Pension Credit - a gateway to further financial help.

Women still face difficulties getting onto boards at smaller firms, according to research.

Get to know the 21-year-old whose debut album will be coming out on Ed Sheeran's record label.

The Holiday Inn in Gorton, Manchester, housed homeless people throughout the pandemic, until the end of May.

Deborah Ajaja struggled to find milestone cards that matched her child’s heritage, so she created her own.

The Delta variant of Covid-19, first identified in India, has changed how the virus is spreading.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, tells 5 Live about the "giant-sized hole" the Duke of Edinburgh’s death has left in the Royal family.

The Met Police has been accused of "institutional corruption" for concealing or denying failings over the unsolved murder.

Watch the moment a young couple find out they can have a full-scale wedding next week.

Boris Johnson has confirmed lockdown easing will be pushed back to 19 July.

Delays to vaccinations for children and mandatory jabs for care home staff feature on the front pages.

The Met's top officer Dame Cressida Dick has apologised to the Morgan family in the wake of the report.

The hospitality industry's warning came after Nicola Sturgeon said a move to level zero was likely to be delayed.

Robin Swann says some political colleagues "still fight for their own hopsital" to deliver every service.

Lives are at risk if more is not done to prepare for the impact of climate change, advisers say.