Ministers will meet later to decide whether to keep the policy, as a vaccine deadline looms.

The UK government says the plan will cut red tape - but devolved nations are unhappy with the move.

Brentford sign former Tottenham and Inter Milan midfielder Christian Eriksen on a six-month deal.

Suppliers try to restore power after Storms Malik and Corrie hit Scotland and northern England.

Greater Manchester Police says a man in his 20s is being held following allegations on social media.

Bull terrier Watchman V served as mascot for Staffordshire Regimental Association for 13 years.

Rosie Duffield says the "rubbish" has been going on for years and nothing has been done to stop it.

The couple will keep an £18m content deal and continue to lobby for changes on misinformation.

As a new free public transport scheme begins, BBC Scotland looks at how it will work.

Food and drink firms are warning supplies could be hit unless government subsidies continue.

Janis Kozlovskis, 17, and Ryan Theobald, 20, died after being stabbed in Doncaster on Saturday.

Thirteen people were killed when British soldiers opened fire on a civil rights march in Londonderry.

Around 500,000 young children will be offered the lower doses to protect them and vulnerable adults.

With vacancies at a record high, many firms are suffering from a shortage of skilled workers.

A GP speaks of how her rugby player husband died suddenly after Covid complications.

UK's largest retailer will encourage people in England to wear masks after rules are relaxed.

Some small business owners had raised concerns about enforcing mask-wearing.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Covid rules are being eased across all four nations of the UK.

Masks are no longer compulsory in England, but are still recommended in some settings.

A campaign is launched to support an estimated one million UK women at risk of harmful gambling.

The woman was left 'speechless' when she was handed her lost purse on Christmas Day.

Mary Stocks, from Colden, has been running her small village shop since 1974.

Two years on, staff at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Hospital look back at the first weeks of the pandemic.

From the disruption of gas supplies to the risk of broader war, the Ukraine crisis matters to the UK.

A new health and social care tax is being introduced in April.

How the hotly-tipped Leeds band are working their way back home for Independent Venue Week.

Shauna Richardson, based in Norfolk, says the lockdown idea was fuelled by "concept and humour".

Seren Jones is now on a mission to get more black and Asian children interested in swimming.

Freddie, 21, shares his experiences of having periods and explains why society should accept it too.

Billy Bragg says it is "great the songs are recognised" in the University of East Anglia project.

Andy Marshall-Aherne ran 30 km on the one-year anniversary of his mother's death from Covid-19.

The revamped code is designed to make the roads safer for users who are more at risk.

Some UK veterans can face difficulties finding work after returning to civilian life, but one ex-soldier wants to help them get back in the driving seat.

Relatives of those killed in Londonderry have gathered to remember loved ones, 50 years on.

Two pairs of beavers were released into Willington Wetlands in Derbyshire last year.

Florence, from Leicestershire, was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a fast-growing cancer.

A 20-year-old piano player has an online following of nearly four million enjoying his musical stunts.

Two men whose vehicle was crushed by a falling tree say they're "very lucky" to escape without injuries.

Peter Tatchell's high-profile activism has seen him take on archbishops, presidents and boxers.

Several papers report on a No 10 "policy blitz" amid ongoing speculation over Sue Gray's partygate report.

Winds of up to 93mph have caused power cuts and damage across the North East.

The north-east and the Highlands are worst affected by storms Malik and Corrie with 37,000 homes still without power.

The information was gathered last year and will be released at different stages later in 2022.

Growing waiting lists and staff shortages are putting pressure on hospital staff.

There have been no arrests and a post-mortem examination will take place in due course, police say.