A single dose of Pfizer will be offered at least six months after a second dose, the BBC understands.

Official figures show the number of vacancies top one million for the first time since records began in 2001.

Charlotte Johnson Wahl died "suddenly and peacefully" in London on Monday, the PM's family says.

Parental consent will be sought for the programme for children aged 12 to 15, the government says.

The government has "choked off" travel trade and 70% of firms plan redundancies, says Abta.

Three people die after a car crashes into a block of flats and bursts into flames.

The cracks and holes in the stone lintels of the 4,500-year-old stone circle are set to be repaired.

Kimberley Farnsworth says it would be "absolutely incredible" to track down the owner's family.

A police detective, a retired midwife and a software developer are among this year's hopefuls.

Oliver raised more than £1,000 for the hospital which rehabilitates rescued seals.

Wildest Dreams came true when the American pop princess visited the city.

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

The UK's four chief medical officers say all children aged 12-15 should be offered one vaccine dose.

Out of 51,000 Covid deaths in England between January and July, only 256 occurred after two doses.

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

It comes as the prime minister prepares to announce his winter Covid plan, including for booster jabs.

People in Scotland will need to be fully vaccinated to go to clubs, sporting events and concerts.

Lockdown rules are changing across the UK, but some restrictions remain in place.

Science editor David Shukman on three jobs in growing green industries, and what it's like to do them

Brighten up your accommodation, make friends and cook nicer meals with these handy items.

As Emma Raducanu basks in her new-found New York fame, she explains where she found the mental strength to win a Grand Slam title.

Nicola Sturgeon says "democracy must prevail" - but critics suggest the independence issue is stuck in "Groundhog Day".

Volunteers are being recruited in England for a blood test able to detect more than 50 types of cancer.

Banks warn that people do not want to appear rude rather than cutting off unsolicited phone calls.

Ashley Cain urges men dealing with bereavement to "talk about it" after the loss of his eight-month-old daughter to leukaemia.

Virginia Wade praises the US Open winner saying she has all the attributes "to make a champion".

From the classroom to the small screen; meet the actors playing Biff, Chip and Kipper.

The aerial pictures show the Ever Ace coming in to dock at Felixstowe in Suffolk.

When former singer Tanja Bage was told she would lose her voice to throat cancer, she immediately began to create a video diary.

The benefit of vaccinating younger people is an “important and potentially useful additional tool” says England’s chief medical officer.

Many of the front pages focus on the expansion of the vaccine rollout as part of the PM's winter plan.

Terry Lubbock, whose son was found dead in Michael Barrymore's swimming pool, has terminal cancer.

The UK's Chief Medical Officers have recommended the move in a bid to reduce disruption to education.

The one-year-old boy needs a cleft palate operation but it was cancelled at the last minute.

Experts are now sitting in control rooms helping police deal with mental health calls.

The "adored father and grandfather" died in hospital a day after being attacked outside his home.