A shocking 80 per cent of deaths of people with a learning disability in England were Covid-related in the week ending 22 January.

We spoke to Sir David Attenborough and began by asking whether putting economics and ecology together would succeed where other efforts to mobilise the world have failed.

Professor Ravi Gupta is one of the scientists advising the government on new and emerging virus threats.

There has been some encouraging news today on the vaccines front.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced new quarantine measures that go well beyond those of the UK government. 

We report from Surrey, one of now several frontlines in the battle against this rapidly evolving disease.

We spoke to author Sir Michael Morpurgo and Ellie Orton, chief executive of NHS Charities Together

Captain Sir Tom Moore, who became a symbol of resilience by raising tens of millions of pounds for the NHS, has died after testing positive for Covid-19.

Our health and social care editor Victoria Macdonald tells us about her experiences over the past year, and looks ahead to an uncertain future. 

The Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford says he was subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after being targeted by racist abuse over the weekend. 

The government says it wants to make sure the most vulnerable people in the UK have been vaccinated before it helps other countries with their vaccine shortage.

We spoke to Wales's Chief Medical Officer Dr Frank Atherton

Wales has seen very high levels of infection throughout the pandemic, but the rate of transmission of the virus or the R number is now believed to be below one.

The Prime Minister has written an open letter praising parents.

We spoke to Richard Horton, the editor of medical journal the Lancet. In his latest book, called The Covid 19 Catastrophe, he argues that the UK has lacked a clear and bold strategy to fight the pandemic. We asked him how much blame he laid at the go...