The hope is the new approach gives more flexibility for vaccine schemes in the UK and worldwide.

A major hotel chain says it is still waiting for detail from the UK government ahead of the measures coming in.

Researchers from the University of Aberdeen examined factors across the 37 worst hit countries.

Both sides have vowed to "work intensively" to solve post-Brexit trade problems in Northern Ireland.

The US court hears Anne Sacoolas feared she would not get a fair trial if she returned to the UK.

A leading scientist warns Boris Johnson digging for coal undermines the UK's climate change efforts.

Despite the most magnificent conditions in 11 years, the slopes remain closed because of lockdown.

The comedian withdraws from the ITV show after testing positive, with another comic replacing him.

While overall crime fell in Wales in 2019-20 as we stayed at home, stalking and cyber crime increased.

Cellular Goods sold a stake to DB Ventures, the footballer's investment firm, Sky News reported.

A 16-year-old from Muswell Hill becomes one of the youngest people in the country to get a Covid vaccine.

Crystal Palace's ground and a fire station are among the newest mass vaccination centres to open.

How pupils with additional educational needs are dealing with the challenges of lockdown.

An improved jab that will be more effective against variants can be made quickly, says Oxford-AstraZeneca.

The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as 10 million people receive at least one dose.

People in Southport, where the concerning variant has been identified, are being asked to take tests.

Hilda Richards, 103, who cared for soldiers injured at Dunkirk, is "glad" she has been inoculated.

Bobby Norris has become a volunteer vaccinator after battling coronavirus over Christmas.

Life on the front line of the pandemic is captured by the intensive care worker's images.

About 95% of people have taken a test kit when offered in Maidstone, Kent, organisers say.

The UK Biobank took blood samples from 20,000 people every month - and just under 1,700 had antibodies.

Those who want to put some space between the home and the office are taking the garden path.

Users will need to contact their council to access the £500 self-isolation support scheme.

Ashwin Raman lives in India and has been working for Dundee United since 2019.

The star cook explains why she'd shy from sharing her private life if she were starting again.

A couple from south Wales have been providing coaching and kit to children in Rwanda.

One nurse said welfare packs at work made her job "a little bit easier in a difficult time".

Michelle Singlehurst gambled away her family home in the grip of an addiction to online slots.

Shielders have been receiving their first coronavirus jabs as part of the next stage of the rollout.

Louise O'Shea, head of Confused.com, shares her business advice for the CEO Secrets series.

Described as "a beacon of hope", the 100-year-old raised millions for NHS staff fighting Covid-19.

Dave Waterfield captured the moment a huge chunk of the White Cliffs of Dover fell into the sea.

Hedonistic, ruthless and elitist. That's how the financial industry has usually been portrayed on screen, but how true to life is this?

Capt Sir Tom won the UK's heart with his fundraising walk which took in 100 laps of his garden

Joseph Flavill caught the virus twice while he was in hospital after being hit by a car last March.

Millie King,16, still has her sights set on England success despite Covid cancelling competitions.

The 100-year-old raised almost £33m for the NHS by walking 100 laps of his garden in lockdown.

The papers focus on an encouraging assessment of the pandemic and a nation's moment of thanks.

A Transport Committee urges a "tight grasp" on the scheme's leadership and financial stability.

Information and analysis of weekly coronavirus vaccination figures from Public Health Scotland.

A teaching union says class sizes should be capped and pupils attend on a rota when schools return.

After not going out for nearly a year Amy-Claire Davies, 26, feels "light at the end of the tunnel".

The proposals include the axing of English language and medieval literature modules.