Coronavirus restrictions in England affected services, with pubs and hairdressers badly hit.

Travellers from Portugal are also barred from entering the UK, amid concern over a new virus variant.

The footballer joins celebrities and campaigners to call for action in a letter to the prime minister.

The NHS fears some communities are being targeted with misinformation, a leading doctor says.

It comes after reports that protections including the 48-hour work week could be dropped.

The Home Office says it is working to "assess the impact" of the issue, which has been resolved.

The Supreme Court ruling will define payouts for many thousands of firms affected by the first lockdown.

Campaigners say it is unfair to expect pupils to sit externally-marked A-level and GCSE assessments.

Dozens cancel Covid jabs and poor road conditions have a "severe impact" on Yorkshire's ambulances.

Police and rail bosses condemn a social media post featuring a car parked on a level crossing.

Critical care staff at the Royal Stoke University Hospital say school pupils were behind the gift.

In one health board, 30% of four and five-year-olds are overweight or obese.

A therapist who arranges free mental health help for NHS workers says many are at "breaking point".

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

As the UK records its highest death toll, Fergal Keane has been to see the strain the NHS is under for the second time.

The queens of season two discuss coronavirus shutting production down, and how life changed for their drag.

Nicola Sturgeon announces the areas where restrictions will be tightened in Scotland from Saturday.

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam is volunteering at a community centre in Nottingham.

How children of South Asian families are helping to overcome misinformation about the Covid-19 vaccine.

The government is urging us to stay at home during the lockdown but are we?

The actress stars in Finding Alice about a woman left floundering after her partner's sudden death.

Some hauliers say they have faced long delays and fear things will get worse before they get better.

Singer Talia Dean was 18 when she first had symptoms of axial spondyloarthritis. It took 15 years to get a diagnosis.

Rules of origin are a key part of the UK's trade deal with the EU. What are they?

Studies show shoppers on both sides of the Atlantic are more ethically and environmentally minded.

A new documentary shows the world's first gay rugby club challenging conventional perceptions.

First-time buyers are calling on the government to extend a Help to Buy deadline amid Covid-related delays.

As recommendations are made to modernise the Mental Health Act, Raf and Ashley reveal their own experiences of being detained under it.

The BBC's Steve Swann looks at the use of UK drill music as evidence in criminal prosecutions.

Confiscated ham sandwiches, delayed Scottish salmon and other fallout from the new regime.

Anna Corrigan's family story was central to bringing the Tuam babies scandal to worldwide attention.

Some MPs worry "buy now, pay later" services could be tempting online shoppers into overspending.

Grant Shapps explains why UK-bound arrivals from South America and Portugal will be banned.

Charlie Haylock says he initially thought the request "was a scam".

Schools and businesses have been providing laptops to help students who have no devices with home learning.

The 19-year-old mounted pavements and jumped red lights through London and three counties.

A Scottish postie has seen his live of sea shanties take off on TikTok.

A mix of stories, many on the coronavirus pandemic, lead Friday's newspapers.

Freezing temperatures expected across England a day after snow hit ambulance services in Yorkshire.

Scotland's education secretary says it will be a challenge for schools to reopen as normal by 1st February.

Trusts limit most visiting from Friday, following new advice from the Department of Health.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says changes will be announced on Friday.

The overflow mortuary in Ruislip was built to relieve pressure on hospital morgues in London.