England's economy will be unlocked gradually after the hoped-for return of schools at the start of March, the vaccines minister has told Sky News.

Results of a world-first study that will mix and match COVID-19 vaccines are expected by the summer, according to a senior member of the research team.

The woman accused of killing Harry Dunn was employed by an intelligence agency in the US at the time of his death, a court has heard.

North Korea, which has yet to record a single case of coronavirus, is expected to receive nearly two million doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.

Alex Salmond has branded the behaviour of the current Scottish government a "disgrace", and warned his legal action against ministers would have cost taxpayers more than £750,000.

Taylor Swift is being sued by bosses at a theme park who claim she used the name of their attraction as the title of her latest album.

With more than 10 million people now receiving their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, what could the impact on the NHS be?

Max Noble, once one of the country's most talented young footballers, has spoken out about the exploitation of boys in elite academies, labelling it the game's "biggest kept secret".

Shell has reported a $19.9bn (£14.4bn) loss for 2020 after an "extraordinary year" in which oil and gas prices have slumped amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain imported about 43 million more litres of Australian wine last year as coronavirus lockdowns boosted demand.