Professor Peter Openshaw is chair of experimental medicine at Imperial College and sits on the government’s NERVTAG advisory group.

Boris Johnson has defended the UK's border and quarantine measures, as officials continue to search for a person infected with the new Brazilian variant of the virus before hotel quarantine was introduced.

We have spent the week at Warwick Hospital, a small district general, talking to the staff about their year - what they have seen, how they have coped, and what their hopes are now. 

Is Israel’s vaccination programme a sign of hope for Britain?

In matters on the economy, the chancellor today hinted emergency support such as the furlough scheme may be extended beyond the end of April.

We were joined by Conservative MP Anthony Browne and Labour MP Abena Oppong Asare

Three cases of the Brazilian variant have been confirmed in Scotland and three in England

Earlier we spoke to Anas Sawar and asked him first, why he had not tackled the crucial issue of Scottish independence in his acceptance speech.

Anas Sarwar has become the new leader of the Scottish Labour party - after defeating Monica Lennon in the leadership contest.

The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore have described him as a 'beacon of light and hope to the world' - as they paid tribute at his funeral service in Bedford.

We were joined by the economist Miatta Fahnbulleh, who's chief executive of the New Economics Foundation think tank.

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has warned that he'll have to make some tough decisions in next week's Budget in order to repair the gaping hole in the public finances caused by the pandemic.

Daughter of punk icon Poly Styrene makes a documentary about her mother's life called 'I am a Cliche'.

We speak to Professor Krishnan Bhaskaran about discrepancies in the uptake of the Covid vaccine.

England's deputy chief medical officer gives a blunt warning as Covid rates continue to fall - but the rate of decline slows.