Thousands more people are to receive a vaccine this week as seven mass centres open across England.

A document advises doctors that the minimum level of oxygen required in the blood is being reduced.

Three people were arrested during an anti-lockdown protest, including the woman seen in the video.

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

Some trusts were close to declaring a major incident, before extra staff were drafted in, it is understood.

The society that runs the showground said it had hoped the centre would have opened last week.

The current owner of the footwear brand is considering making shares in the firm available to investors.

Taylor Hardy, 12, raises more than £3,000 after covering the distance on a cycling machine.

Without more help to counter the pandemic, a quarter of a million firms could go, an industry body says.

The government says a draft agreement saying flat owners need its approval first is "standard".

The Labour leader says help for low earners must continue with unemployment in lockdown set to rise.

He wants businesses to do more to protect the planet as he marks 50 years of environmental campaigning.

With a lack of devices, broadband and time, online school is proving stressful for many.

Videos have been posted online taken inside hospitals claiming they're empty. Here's why they're wrong.

Three small businesses explain how they have adapted to cope with the pandemic over the past year.

Thousands more people have taken up fishing during the pandemic, figures show.

What does the data show about the age groups being affected by the virus in the second wave?

James Jordan said if he had called NHS 111, his brother, 36, would "probably still be with us".

Meanwhile almost half of people took advantage of Christmas bubble rules, a national survey suggests.

The Oxford vaccine been approved in the UK. How are the others doing?

As the pandemic has given us time to fill, more of us are learning a new language.

Michael Bennett's photographs caused a stir before their first exhibition.

Bouncers used to turn Mits Sahni away because of his skin colour - then he set up London's first weekly Asian club night.

The detective played by Luke Evans in ITV's The Pembrokeshire Murders on how the case became a drama.

Parents say they are concerned about the impact lockdowns are having on their babies' development.

People have been drinking more during the pandemic. Will the new lockdown foil our Dry January plans?

"Numbers are increasing not decreasing" - inside an emergency body storage facility in Surrey.

Matt Hancock tells the BBC asymptomatic testing in Liverpool helped its Covid case rate fall rapidly.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says lockdown rules are "tough" but "may not be tough enough".

Two families from Hampshire unknowingly shared one camera roll over two decades.

App developer Ben Hogan uses a delivery robot to help him pop the question to his partner.

Two young women who turn 21 this year reflect on the impact 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic had on their lives and share their hopes for 2021.

Lockdown compliance and England's seven new vaccination centres dominate Monday's papers.

Patients, many shielding, have been offered appointments miles away from their homes.

More than more 1,100 locations across the country will start to offer the Oxford Covid vaccine.

Nurses will be expected to work in the Covid hospital regardless of where they are normally based.

A care home boss says having more vaccination centres and using pharmacists will make a "massive difference".