Over-18s must now prove they are double-jabbed, or have a recent negative test, to enter certain venues.

Hollie Jones criticises Bradford City Council's response to her referral about the murdered toddler.

Shaun Bailey stands down as chair of a policing committee amid a row over an unauthorised party.

Rising transport and energy costs push inflation to 5.1% in the 12 months to November

A man is arrested on suspicion of arson and murder following the fire in Reading.

A million children in the country at risk of starving to death this winter, UK aid agencies warn.

Sylvia Pope, fondly known as Nanna Baubles, is the proud owner of 1,760 festive ornaments.

Independent assessors will decide what services are needed in a local area when a branch is closed.

People become eligible for a booster three months after a second jab, but can book after two months.

The UK has taken all 11 African countries off England's red list, easing travel restrictions.

The 23-year-old died at the scene in Elephant & Castle, the Met Police say.

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

Two years after his greatest triumph, the PM couldn't head off a mass Tory rejection of Covid measures.

Ministers say there will not be walk-ins like England but some are getting jabs without appointment.

"People are going out and socialising, I'm withdrawing and that makes me sad," says Helen Williams.

People vaccinated abroad must register their jab in person - but only 16 sites are available to do so.

The new limits will not apply on Christmas Day, but people have been told to keep their celebrations as small as possible.

Volunteers at one vaccination centre say they are proud of their work and urge others to sign up.

The West End's Lion King is among the shows to cancel performances due to cast or crew infections.

Welsh health minister says she does not want to cancel Christmas but is not ruling anything out.

The first minister says curbs are needed to slow the spread of the Omicron variant but school closures are not on the agenda.

How did a toddler loved and adored by many end up dead after months of physical and emotional abuse?

People staying in government-approved hotels have complained of inedible food and feeling unsafe.

The list celebrates the "diversity of England's shared heritage" which has been protected in 2021.

It seems deliveries to bins are common, but what are your rights if your package goes missing?

No Way Home brings Tom Holland's superhero together with characters from previous eras.

A shortlist of six contenders is announced for the 2021 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

Tion Wayne and Russ Millions' drill track Body is a the most used track for UK creators.

The new West End production, starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessie Buckley, opened to rave reviews.

The Victorian Society releases its annual list of 10 endangered buildings.

It is estimated about 15 million adults of all ages in the UK are actively using this form of credit.

A village that shares its name with a pub toasts a rail link restored after 60 years.

Familial DNA techniques helped police arrest the perpetrator of two murders from over 30 years ago.

Partner in Wine founder Lucy Hitchcock shares ideas on becoming a ‘biz-fluencer’ for CEO Secrets.

Trials are under way of the new method of delivering the vaccine, developed by Cambridge University.

The Conservative MP for West Dorset explains why he will vote against the government.

Boris Johnson calls on the public to get a booster and put aside thoughts that the new variant is milder.

Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has announced Labour's support of the government's Covid booster drive.

Most papers lead on the Commons rebellion by almost 100 Tory MPs over Covid passes in England.

Jessie McKinlay died two months after she was punched and kicked by the man, who had dementia.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney also urged people to take "the greatest of care" over household mixing.

Attacks against health and social care workers have risen sharply during the pandemic, data suggests.

The cost of living surged by 5.1% in the 12 months to November - the highest since September 2011.