It is perhaps an unlikely song to accompany Englands' run to the Euro 2020 final on Sunday.

We were joined from Brussels by the Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts.

Adults who have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus and children will not have to quarantine on their return from amber list countries to England from 19 July. 

Over 5.3 million people were waiting for an operation or routine treatment in May - a record figure for a second successive month, but the numbers seeking treatment are returning to pre-pandemic levels.

We spoke to Saffron Cordery, who is the deputy chief executive of NHS Providers.

The prime minister faced questions over whether people should self-isolate if they are pinged by the NHS app, even if they have had two vaccinations.

In his latest report for us, Ruben Reuter investigates why people like him are seen as different in the eyes of the law

Maternity care in England needs urgent improvement to prevent unnecessary deaths, MPs have warned, highlighting the shortage of midwives and a persistent culture of blame.

Britain faces a triple threat and "potentially catastrophic" risks from the pandemic, a soaring debt mountain and climate change, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility.

We spoke to  the Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen and Bella Sankey, director of the human rights group Detention Action.

People trying to cross the Channel to reach UK shores could, in theory at least, be turned back by Border Force officials while they're still out at sea.

A 19-year-old who was once referred to the Government's anti extremism programmes has been found guilty of murdering two sisters - as part of a Satanic pact to win a lottery jackpot.

We spoke to the former government Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Sir Mark Walport.

We spoke to the vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi

The UK could be seeing 100,000 new Covid cases a day by next month, the Health Secretary has admitted.