Health bosses predict a resurgence of the virus and flu during the autumn and winter.

The measure will run from January to March and cost £60m, the government announces.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot after a gunman chased a man into her home in Liverpool in August.

Train firm boss Phil Whittingham will leave his role following timetabling issues at the train firm.

If they are a single player, the win would make them richer than Harry Styles and Gary Barlow.

The Netflix drama finds new actors to play the now-Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in the final series.

Captain Dan Cross says he is "deeply honoured" by receiving the accolade.

Tory MP Liam Fox receives £20,000 from testing firm two years after endorsing it to ministers.

Workmen uncover "exciting" story of high society living just 200 yards from the slums of Edinburgh.

Family get apology after wrongful murder conviction and execution of father in British prison.

Families have received hundreds of thousands of items of unwanted stock to help them during the cost of living crisis.

A string of TV and radio hosts have left recently, but some argue it frees up room for new talent.

After 13 months, technology editor Zoe Kleinman's Flip3 screen breaks, but can the concept live on?

How Covid, Ukraine, climate change and relations with China are all pushing up prices.

What are the more radical options being discussed to protect people from fuel poverty this winter?

Thousands of families in homes with community heating are not protected by the energy price cap.

Lisa Megginson had her transvaginal mesh tape surgically removed after years of health problems.

When publishers pay to get on a shop's bestselling shelves or staff base rankings on sales forecasts.

Bristol Zoo, known for its international conservation work, is closing after 186 years.

Joshua Cox was aged six when he took the photo in a London park during lockdown.

Chef Tom Kerridge says many hospitality businesses are considering "mothballing" through the winter because of energy costs.

The former TV and radio presenter spoke publicly about his prostate cancer to try to help others.

Kinder Scout, where walkers famously staked their claim to the countryside, grows by over 500 acres.

With a review to start into Nottingham's maternity services, the BBC looks back at what led to it.

Children with a learning disability in Scotland are more likely to die prematurely, a study finds.

Melisa Raouf is the first contender in the pageant's 94-year history to go bare-faced in the final.

Six of the country's largest breweries warn pubs will have to close without help on energy costs.

Roux Owen, from Hull, is set to start at nursery after being diagnosed with a brain tumour aged two.

Ben Gray explains why he turned his home into a bakery in lockdown.

To mark the occasion, a swimming relay will take place off Plymouth, led by an endurance swimmer.

In one he says he would be "so hampered" by post stopping on Sunday he threatens to move away.

Two thirds of Scotland's local authorities have seen bin workers walking out in a dispute over pay.

A BBC documentary shines a light on the collusions which ended Britain's empire in the Middle East.

A ground-breaking Indian cookery programme was presented by the Indian actor turned food writer Madhur Jaffrey.

Friends and colleagues share personal stories of Bill Turnbull who has died at the age of 66.

Boris Johnson says his government has not "shirked the big decisions" as he announces state backing for a new nuclear reactor.

Ovo Energy's Stephen Fitzpatrick says the new PM must address rising energy bills straight away.

The BBC spoke to party members in Norwich who will vote for the next leader and UK prime minister.

The PM claims people are more interested in broadband than "the fate of this or that politician".

Saturday's papers focus on plans to tackle soaring energy bills as well as preparations for a snap election.

Some people complained the sponsorship deal was not appropriate for young footballers.

People and businesses in Aberdare explain how they are responding to the cost of living crisis.

Hundreds of schools had been due to close next week alongside a fresh round of strikes by refuse workers

The man got into difficulty at Brown's Bay near Larne on Friday evening.