A government source says they have dropped proposals for a new category in the traffic light system.

Nicola Sturgeon is to confirm whether Scotland will move beyond level zero on 9 August as planned.

Healthy kidneys from deceased donors were turned down due to a lack of nurses to support surgeons.

Scam victims are having difficulties getting bank support after losing cash, consumer group Which? says.

The bakery chain swings back to profit and says it plans to keep expanding on the High Street.

Wally has been on the islands since June and has travelled thousands of miles around Europe.

Total theft claims fall after the pandemic but technology stays a draw for criminals, says insurer.

The rapper, whose real name is Dylan Mills, is charged with assault after an incident in south London.

The app in England and Wales will now only alert contacts from the previous two days in asymptomatic cases.

Three people are arrested on suspicion of murder after Logan Mwangi, also known as Williamson, died.

Only the soles of Catrin Pugh's feet were not burnt when her coach crashed and burst into flames.

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

An ill-timed alert on the NHS Covid app can mean bar staff losing out on tip income at the weekend.

Dale Castell, from Halifax, broadcast to thousands of people online during the coronavirus lockdowns.

Organisers say it will have to comply with Covid rules after two years of online festivals.

Relatives of coronavirus victims attended the unveiling of the obelisk in Somerset.

First Covid outbreak among Alderney's 2,000 residents causes 'sleepless nights' for businesses.

The government says counting all patients who test positive is vital because of the impact on the NHS.

Flurry of Covid data does not resolve debate around state of the pandemic in the UK.

Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands of pregnant women in England have not yet had the vaccine.

Wales will be the first UK nation to stop fully vaccinated Covid close contacts self-isolating.

Caitlín and Megan Prosser have been supporting each other throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

One in five hospitality workers are isolating, with some being told to delete the NHS Covid-19 app.

It was built in case existing hospitals were swamped with Covid but did not treat a single patient.

Festivals, DJs and musicians are all using new tech to entertain fans and make money during Covid.

Rhian Evans says she has used her sight loss to "benefit myself and others" for 45 years.

The government has promised to donate 100m surplus doses to other countries before the middle of 2022.

A GP who came out of retirement to treat patients in the pandemic is awarded a medal.

Supermarket boss says government scheme only fixes half the issue because it excludes store workers.

The trust says it is working to reschedule procedures, which have been cancelled due to a rising number of Covid-19 patients.

Does a week of falling case numbers mean we're close to the end?

Sales have increased in the pandemic but some products are not fit for purpose, UK regulator warns.

Matthew Keenan, 34, from Bradford, urged others to get vaccinated after his Covid diagnosis.

The first minister is due to announce next week whether most remaining restrictions will be lifted on 9 August.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.

Can the government's "levelling up" agenda help one of the most violent towns in England and Wales?

Lesley Smith gave up alcohol for the sake of her children but had "no outlet" until she found a passion for making cakes.

A drone attack on a ship off the coast of Oman has worsened already strained ties with Iran.

The number of overspills into rivers and seas has risen by 40% in five years as pressure mounts on the sewer network.

Twitter is deluged with images of the Olympian knitting a "purple concoction" in the stands in Tokyo.

Mandy Young set up an urban sports centre after her son was attacked and had his skateboard stolen.

Campaigners say government attempts to unlock parts of the property market paralysed by the cladding crisis have stalled.

How the show that once topped viewing figures, and created big stars appears to have run its course.

All of a sudden, WoW players are in revolt, and its competitors are having a boom.

From hospitality to road haulage, firms say they can't get staff. So are employees now calling the shots?

Bethany Shriever lost funding in 2017. Four years and one crowdfunding campaign later, she's BMX Olympic champion.

Staunton takes on the role played by Claire Foy and Olivia Colman for the drama's fifth series.

When Ena Miller had a baby, she was unprepared for the constant comments about her daughter's skin tone.

Disabled jobseekers have to overcome too many barriers, MPs say.

A fleet of British ships is currently sailing through the South China Sea en route to Japan.

Kelp grown off the coast of the Isle of Skye could be used in food, packaging and cosmetic products.

Bacteria, fungus and enzymes can all digest plastic, but can they work at a useful commercial scale?

Newsbeat speaks to Bill Beswick, the psychologist behind the 26-year-old breaststroke star.

Changes to UK travel rules for fully vaccinated US and EU passengers have lead to emotional scenes.

They're attempting to complete all 96 individual events for charity within the timespan of Tokyo 2020.

Elaine Burt was reunited with her sister and nephews, who live in the USA, at Glasgow airport.

David Peace intends to travel abroad to end his life before his motor neurone disease deteriorates further.

Catrin Pugh overcame 96% burns to graduate with a first class honours degree in physiotherapy.

Charlotte Worthington's parents hope her BMX freestyle Olympic gold inspires others.

Many of Tuesday's front pages focus on the decision to scrap a proposed amber travel watchlist.

A major collapse of cliffs at Beachy Head has cut off an access path to the Belle Tout lighthouse.

A forthcoming announcement on restrictions easing and changes to travel rules make the front pages.

The Republic of Ireland's vaccine rate has surpassed the rate in Northern Ireland.

Could voting with your weekly shop boost turnout at next year's council elections?

The police watchdog says there is no evidence to support complaints the attacks were racially driven.