Experts say it is to be expected and boosters may be needed, at least for some people, ahead of winter.

But the foreign secretary says the idea he was "lounging on the beach" as the Taliban advanced on Kabul was "nonsense".

The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards salute drummer Charlie Watts, who has died aged 80.

The star speaks as a survey says 55% of minority performers have experienced racism at work.

Holidaymakers are paying an average of £300 more per week than before the pandemic, analysis suggests.

Joan Lawrence says "every single day is a nightmare" since her daughter disappeared in 2009.

As a report says levelling up plans must consider local views, people in Rhyl debate the changes needed.

The number of 18 to 34-year-olds smoking increased by a quarter in England during the first lockdown.

The UK government is seeking people's views on whether beavers should return to England's rivers.

Plans to decarbonise homes are too complicated and confusing, say consumer and industry groups.

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

Dr Anne McCloskey posted a video on social media claiming vaccines were "damaging" young people.

NI's chief scientific adviser also says Northern Ireland is close to the peak of the Covid-19 surge.

The full scale of infections linked to Boardmasters in Newquay will not be known for a "few days".

The government say it is preparing for Covid boosters to protect the most vulnerable this year.

The government says it has met its target to offer all 16 and 17-year-olds in England a vaccine.

More than 80 Covid test firms are issued with warnings and could be taken off the government's website.

He wasn't flashy or prone to pyrotechnics, but Charlie Watts was the heartbeat of the Rolling Stones.

The drummer kept his feet firmly on the ground despite the success of the Rolling Stones.

A look back at the life of the iconic rock 'n' roll drummer, who has died at the age of 80.

Ayesha, who lives in Britain, explains the mental and physical toll of following news from home.

An ex-interpreter for the British Army is happy to have escaped Kabul but still worried for his family.

Lord Grimstone says Britain should not pull down the shutters on the flood of overseas takeover bids.

Cesar Kimbirima fled Angola after being shot four times and spending five months in a coma.

Bricklayer Liam Reardon has had a cocktail named after him and he's been offered a free pasty.

Many are facing a significant rise in the money they have to pay towards the support they receive.

The US and UK have different timetables for the effort to evacuate people from Afghanistan

The opening ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympics takes place on Tuesday with the Japanese capital still facing Covid-19 challenges.

The stories of Britons stuck in Kabul, families in limbo and Afghans starting new lives in the UK.

The foreign secretary says he was focused on Afghanistan, despite being abroad when Kabul fell.

UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab gives an update on the evacuations from Afghanistan.

The G7 powers have agreed a roadmap for engaging with a Taliban government, says Boris Johnson.

Steve Bate was told he could be blind within four years - now he's defending his Paralympic title.

A request to land a helicopter carrying an unnamed VIP leads to an encounter with Hollywood royalty.

The final days of the UK evacuations from Afghanistan and the death of the Rolling Stones drummer are the focus for the front pages.

The twin of a DJ who fell into a coma after catching Covid is holding a club night to raise money for his care.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says "limited and proportionate" restrictions could be in reintroduced.

Residents say the smell is giving them headaches and nausea, as well as affecting their mental health.

David TC Davies wants people in Wales to be able to access cheaper, private tests like in England.

The church admits "unreasonable pressures" were put on Fr Alan Griffin before he killed himself.