An early study suggests the AstraZeneca jab may be less effective against the South African variant.

Up to 15cm could fall in some areas of England, as "bitterly cold" weather continues.

The online fashion retailer also buys the Wallis and Burton brands from failed retail group Arcadia.

Archive papers suggest the monarch's lawyers successfully argued to change a draft law in the 1970s.

The government is urging people living in the UK unlawfully to register with a GP to get vaccinated.

Emergency services are called out after people raise concerns about someone in the North Sea.

The London Resort could push a number of species closer to extinction, conservationists say.

Internal reports seen by the BBC show police officers have been called to illegal parties in properties booked online.

A man and woman are arrested and more than 50 people fined in a raid at a gym in Liverpool.

Boss Ken Murphy has asked Chancellor Rishi Sunak for a "level playing field" when it comes to tax.

Ex-health secretary Lord Fowler says the former PM had a "curious" attitude towards Aids awareness.

The party will call for tougher transparency rules for spending and criticise the pandemic response.

Vaccine centres in Essex and Suffolk are affected as Storm Darcy sweeps through parts of England.

But 66-year-old First Minister Mark Drakeford said he has not yet been inoculated himself.

Photographer Louise Haywood-Schiefer meets Christian chaplains around London and discovers how they are coping with the pandemic.

Many people are choosing "bucket-list" destinations for 2021, a travel consultant says.

Businesses with more than 50 staff are now able to access lateral flow tests, which give rapid results.

Estrella Catalan, who was described as "wonderful, caring", died on Friday evening.

Almost a year in to the pandemic, concerns remain over personal protective equipment.

The personal accounts of how the pandemic has changed life in one road in Bristol.

Almost all the side-effects of the two vaccines being used in the UK are mild and expected, says MHRA.

Phoebe says she received 100 death threats in one day in 2020, and believes coronavirus is to blame.

People share their photos of snow, as forecasters predict more flurries and ice for the coming days.

The lifesize replica of the Anglo-Saxon ship will not be launching next year as planned.

Will hydrogen or heat pumps be able to replace gas central heating?

Schools kept refusing to take Jacob who ended up dead at 16 following a descent into drug crime.

Six millennials lament the loss of the Oxford Street Topshop, which will not reopen after lockdown.

The volunteer who transformed her holiday rental into a seal hospital.

The NI Protocol problems, which have been in sharp focus this week, were predicted by civil servants.

17-year-old Shaan Ali told Radio 1 Newsbeat about his hobby of watching local council meetings

Fans can watch more than 100 comedians from the comfort of their own homes - or even hot tubs.

Alice Lee, 20, from Alfreton in Derbyshire, will take on the 5km challenge with a bespoke walker.

After their Les Mis song adaptation during the first lockdown, they're back with a Bonnie Tyler track.

Minna Heeraman's surgery for pancreatic cancer was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Two different generations consider what an HIV diagnosis meant for them.

Vickie Gillespie realised her dad's struggle with mental health after she started working with him.

Plans to update Covid vaccines for booster jabs and the impact of Storm Darcy feature in the papers.

The support group now has about 700 members around the UK and beyond.

The former first minister was due to answer MSP questions on Tuesday, but the session will not go ahead.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne is set to discuss the fall-out with Sinn Féin, the DUP and SDLP on Monday.

A woman who lost her husband and brother-in-law to Covid urges people to ignore conspiracy theories.

Murder investigations have been launched in Croydon and Kilburn following two separate fatal stabbings.