A bizarre war of words has broken out between the prime minister and his chief medical adviser on the one hand and Nicki Minaj on the other. 

Amanda Spielman is chief inspector of Ofsted.

The announcement that vaccines are going to be offered to 12 to 15-year-olds in schools like this one, the John Smeaton Academy in Leeds, has divided opinion.

There has been some very good news out today about the UK's jobs market, with the number of people in work rebounding to pre-pandemic levels. 

We speak to Owen Baily, a former gambling addict who is now a peer support worker with the National Problem Gambling Clinic.

As the government prepares to redraw the laws on gambling for the first time in 16 years, families whose lives have been devastated by gambling addiction are fighting for much tougher regulation.

Andrew MacDonald is Professor of Virology at the University of Leeds.

We were at the prime minister's press conference this afternoon.

Plan A to combat the feared autumn and winter rise in Covid infections seems pretty straightforward

With just seven weeks until the critical COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, the government is yet to pass its flagship post-Brexit green legislation.

We all need a pay rise, the TUC said today as their annual conference got underway. Not just because we might like it, but because it will boost demand in the economy and reward people after more than a decade of falling living standards.  

From New York City, we spoke to tennis legend Virginia Wade, who was the last British woman to win the US Open singles title in 1968.

Emma Raducanu's American dream continued today with appearances on two prime time US breakfast TV shows.

Prince Andrew has hired a well known celebrity lawyer to represent him in the court case against a woman who accuses him of sexual abuse. 

Epidemiologist Dr Mike Tildesley is a member of the government advisory group SPI-M, which provides infectious disease modelling evidence to Sage.