How can we get a booster? What if you're pregnant? How effective are the different jabs? Will schools have to close?

We spoke to Matt Lambert, chief executive of the Portman Group, the body that regulates the alcohol industry.

We spoke to the Conservative MP Christian Wakeford, who's chair of the all-party group on alcohol harm.

We spoke to Professor Julia Sinclair, who is chair of the addictions faculty at the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Amid the flurry of all the new announcements today about Omicron and England's Plan B, Boris Johnson is still facing questions over the alleged lockdown-breaching Christmas party in Downing Street last year.

The US citizen Anne Sacoolas will face criminal proceedings in a British court next month, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of teenager Harry Dunn in August 2019.

The new advice to people in England to work from home has had an immediate impact on transport. 

We spoke to the chair of the British Medical Association Council, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, and began by asking how many people actually had the necessary two vaccines to qualify for the booster vaccine.

Around a fifth of all Covid cases in England are already down to Omicron, the health secretary has declared, warning that hospitalisations and deaths are expected to "dramatically increase" over the next few weeks. 

Britain must urgently address its alcohol problem to stop more record-breaking deaths, one of the country’s leading liver specialists has warned as Channel 4 News was granted exclusive access to a specialist liver unit.

The Metropolitan Police says it is "devastated" by the findings of an inquest jury, which ruled that its errors probably contributed to the deaths of three men. 

We spoke to Scotland's National Clinical Director, Professor Jason Leitch.

Today saw the highest daily rate of new Covid cases since last winter's wave. 

When world leaders gathered in Glasgow at COP 26 last month, it was very clear what they were there to do - commit to urgent action to avert climate catastrophe.

In England, last night's announcement of Plan B restrictions does, in theory, mean that celebrations are still allowed.