People are still holding house parties, raves and gambling gatherings, the UK's most senior police officer says.

Deliveries may be delayed in 28 areas due to "resourcing issues", the postal group says.

Overall, patients are now more likely to survive, but death rates are high in intensive care.

Downing Street defends the PM, while the Met Police chief says he did not act "against the law".

More than a third of people using screens more in lockdown reported eyesight changes, a study suggests.

The Jones family all got coronavirus at Christmas - but it was Lauren who didn't survive.

A slump in demand for fashion and homeware during lockdown left many retailers struggling.

Dutch TV films officials confiscating ham sandwiches from UK drivers under new food import rules.

The government is accused of acting unlawfully in stopping Errol Graham's benefits before his death.

The public debate will include Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees and African heritage community representatives.

Artist Mr Sce, dubbed the "Pershore Banksy" says more work will appear in the coming days.

The Countryfile star will present the Friday and Saturday editions of the BBC Radio 4 programme.

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

Coronavirus lockdown rules are changing across the UK, but who is responsible for enforcing them?

There has been speculation over moves to make lockdown stricter, as infection rates remain high.

An emergency ambulance crew member tells of the reality of life on the NHS frontline.

International travellers will have to take a Covid test up to 72 hours before departing.

Police criticise an "ill-equipped" couple who got lost in snow and fog on the Yorkshire Dales.

A study finds that the financial burden on poorer families has increased during the pandemic.

More people are using digital locks for their houses, but how secure are they?

Simon Thompson, who ran the NHS Test and Trace app, takes over after a tough year for the post service.

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.

Three vaccines have been approved in the UK - what are the differences between them?

A 20-year-old man who spent a week in intensive care says many young people are in denial about Covid.

Emma has a 17-year-old, triplets and stage four cancer - here's how she's doing in England's lockdown.

Seven mass vaccination centres have opened across England to help deliver the Coronavirus vaccine.

A BBC investigation finds women suffered life-changing conditions after going to Turkey for surgery.

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

There are a mix of stories on Tuesday's newspaper front pages.

A care home manager moves in with his residents for a second time fearing a "catastrophic" outbreak.

Scotland's first minister says she has doubts about whether Celtic's trip to Dubai was "really essential".

First Minister Arlene Foster says ministers have few options left to tighten lockdown rules.

The driver was declared dead at the scene on the northbound A465 between Glynneath and Hirwaun.

Derbyshire Police apologises to two women fined £200 for driving five miles for a countryside walk.