The West End's Lion King is among the shows to cancel performances due to cast or crew infections.
The move comes after talks between the bus and coach rivals were first revealed in September.
Leo Beckett had been at his wife's side throughout her political career.
How did a toddler loved and adored by many end up dead after months of physical and emotional abuse?
The A&E department at Royal Blackburn Hospital is "struggling with overcrowding", a doctor says.
First Minister Mark Drakeford does not rule out further Covid restrictions before Christmas.
It comes as UK job vacancies hit another record high in the September to November period.
The BBC's Jonathan Blake takes the temperature of voters in the rural seat, facing a by-election on Thursday.
The Conservative MP for West Dorset explains why he will vote against the government.
Kat Francois struggled to conceive due to adenomyosis but says there's more to life than being a mum.
The news that Scotland faces "sweeping curbs" on household mixing dominates the front pages.
The university's annual accounts show a surplus of almost £25m in 2020-21, despite the pandemic.
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.
Former Bishop of Monmouth Richard Pain retired after concerns were raised about him.
The government is aiming to give one million jabs a day across the UK during the rest of December.
At least 70 Tory MPs are expected to vote against some new rules - but Labour will vote in favour.
Manchester United's Premier League match against Brentford on Tuesday has been postponed after a Covid-19 outbreak at the Old Trafford club.
The next stage of the landmark Online Safety Bill recommends major changes and tougher regulation.
Many of Tuesday's papers show scenes of long queues as Britons rushed out to get Covid booster jabs.
BBC Scotland's Angie Brown takes a seat on an Edinburgh bench where people are urged to chat to tackle loneliness.
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