In an exclusive interview, Dr Albert Bourla says jabs have saved millions of lives.

It's called sotrovimab and should cut the risk of severe illness, even for new variants such as Omicron, say scientists.

Louis Watkiss, 12, was pronounced dead in front of his father minutes after he arrived at the scene.

Researchers in Cardiff and the US work out how the Covid jab may be linked to the extremely rare clots.

The men, both aged 29-years-old, were arrested in connection with the death of Tony Parsons from Tillicoultry.

Two passengers are freed by firefighters after a bus left the road, injuring thirteen people.

Firefighters remain at the scene of the blaze at the Severn Bridge Club in Monmouthshire.

Ministers are told they must agree tougher policies to get the UK on track to meet goals set at COP26.

People should try to reduce Covid transmission so we can all enjoy Christmas "knees up", Therese Coffey says.

The new target is unveiled in response to concerns raised by a committee of MPs.

The 16-year-old was reported missing and found dead in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, on Sunday.

The empty brown fields of winter countryside could be transformed under new land subsidy rules for England.

Companies are deciding against holding a big bash in favour of allowing small, optional gatherings.

Labour has called for the reintroduction of pre-departure tests for travellers bound for the UK.

Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and Iceland have all told the BBC they do not plan to challenge customers without masks.

Visitors to the UK say new rules to slow the spread of Omicron have thrown travel plans into doubt.

What is the chance that after-work drinks with colleagues will turn into a Covid superspreader event?

All UK adults will be offered a Covid booster, the UK government has announced.

After 55 years recording the sounds of nature, Martyn Stewart has decided to share his life's work.

A charity estimates that domestic gas bills in April will be double those of 18 months earlier.

An Instagram influencer explains how being accosted on the Tube was only the start of her ordeal.

Brentford FC's keeping its home shirt for two seasons - and some say other teams may follow suit.

People still living without power describe their ongoing struggle in the wake of Storm Arwen.

Students say they back staff walkouts over pay and pensions - but others worry about more turmoil.

Health bosses could not provide evidence of progress a year after the report into Elizabeth's death.

Until now, having HIV or taking preventative medication meant you weren't considered "fully fit".

Alex and Sam, who have spinal muscular atrophy, are struggling to find the support they need.

Haider Malik landed a dream position after finding a unique way to attract employers' attention.

Keir Starmer asks if a party was held at No 10 while the rest of the country faced lockdown measures.

Lorry drivers say more investment is needed to make the UK industry more attractive to workers.

Behind-the-scenes of the West End show, which features 300 costumes and a giant blue elephant.

A project is celebrating hair stories of black women in Essex and preserving their history.

The front pages lead with recommendations to curb Covid cases over Christmas and extra jabs being ordered.

Another case of the new variant of Covid-19 has been reported in Scotland, bringing the total to 10.

The Department of Health says about 50,000 people have applied to the scheme since Monday.

Jason Williams was given months to live when he became ill due to asbestos exposure 20 years ago.

Power companies vow to bring in extra engineers to reconnect homes across the north of England.