Travel bosses want more countries on the green list, as the government carries out its three-week review.

Symptoms such as fatigue and shortness of breath can persist for months.

Prince Charles supported the couple after they stepped down as senior royals, Clarence House says.

Fans have been photographed hugging and shouting at some venues.

Survivors of sexual and physical abuse from the Lagarie children's home have lost a test case for compensation.

Police and officials will be able to order people behaving anti-socially to give up their drinks.

A plant that could remove the equivalent to 40 million trees every year is planned for Scotland.

Students found the experience of university in the pandemic not worth the cost, says survey.

Janet Harris has been waiting for more than a year due to Covid backlog and restricted services.

The monarch made the remarks at her first in-person weekly meeting with the PM since lockdown began.

More than 20 jets and two coastguard ships shadow HMS Defender as it sails near Crimea's coast.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

As vaccination reduces serious illness from Covid-19, the Scottish government is changing its strategy.

Talks are ongoing over a possible quarantine exemption for some people attending the Euro 2020 final.

More than a quarter of a million children are absent from school in the UK because of coronavirus.

EasyJet says it will not go ahead with new routes connecting Manchester to Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

Scientists begin to give the drug to people at home with symptoms to see if it can keep them out of hospital.

A couple who had to rearrange their wedding seven times have finally been able to tie the knot.

MPs on the Public Accounts Committee call on the government to provide cancellation insurance.

With sales up, some labels and artists are trying to make vinyl more environmentally friendly.

Josh is one of several LGBT men in Liverpool who have been beaten up in recent attacks.

Businesses in Ullapool are facing new challenges as they gear up for the height of tourism season.

A High Court challenge brought by campaigners is under way, but what is the row all about?

The Royal Family will open its books on Thursday to show how the Queen spent her money last year.

As the spotlight moves to Batley and Spen's by-election, take a trip aboard the 271 constituency bus.

The level of rape prosecutions dominated early exchanges at Prime Minister's Questions.

Five years after the EU referendum, people in Britain's "Leave" capital give their views on Brexit.

The Royal Mint has re-released a Team GB 50p piece to mark the delayed 2020 Tokyo Games.

David Flucker volunteers in a charity shop four days a week - and has no plans to give it up any time soon.

A behind-the-scenes look inside a high-security banknote printing plant.

Five years on from referendum, it turns out there were far more EU nationals in the UK than was thought.

With Britain's offshore wind power capacity growing at speed, we see how huge turbines are installed.

BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale reports from the deck of HMS Defender in the Black Sea as it was harassed by Russia's military.

The Queen made the comments about the health secretary during her first in-person meeting with the PM for more than a year.

Elspeth Ross in among the thousands of Scottish women who were forced to give up their babies.

Dr Nikki Kanani has encouraged everyone to come forward for their vaccine.

Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi says the UK's vaccination programme has passed another key milestone, with more than 60% of the adult population now fully vaccinated.

Jamie Hanks-Elliott's grandmother was the first woman on the podium at the Isle of Man TT event.

The incident involving the British warship sailing in Crimea features on several of Thursday's papers.

Kimani Martin was a passenger in the vehicle when a shotgun was fired at it.

The highest daily number of virus cases since the start of the pandemic features on Scotland's front pages.

Repeated failings by the department and firm responsible for PIPs amounted to "systemic maladministration".

A charity which offers counselling in schools says climate anxiety is becoming more common.

Harley the Labrador picks up discarded bottles on his morning walk to be binned by his owner.