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People who get coronavirus after their first jab are up to 49% less likely to pass it on, research suggests.

A leaked memo suggests taxpayers could be critical of the timing - as the world copes with a pandemic.

The traditional political rule about governments losing by-elections do not seem to count for much now.

Zac, the border collie, is rescued by firefighters after falling down a Victorian ice house pit.

British Indians are fundraising for oxygen equipment as family abroad face record Covid infections.

An award in two parts means prize-winning stars really can share their achievement with someone else.

A UK study of more than 600,000 people found reactions to the jabs were "mild and short-lived".

The government previously said it hoped to legalise hands-free driving by spring 2021.

Jenny Diski's writing was "tonic for the soul" for the Game of Thrones star after her father died.

With dog thefts on the rise, here are some tips on how you can keep your dog as safe as possible.

Cruises around England can resume in May, and operator Fred Olsen says it's already sold two thirds of its capacity.

The papers report more claims in the Boris Johnson's flat row - and the return of Spanish holidays.

The bill was passed in the House of Lords after peers withdrew calls for stalkers to be put on a register.

A new relationship between business and government could boost economic growth, says Covid Recovery Commission.

In 1991, Bristol University began tracking 14,000 pregnant women - and it's still studying their children.

It could make it "extremely difficult" to cut waiting lists built up over the pandemic, experts say.

Usman Khan mixed with high-profile terrorists, an inquest into the Fishmongers' Hall attack hears.

As hospitality, leisure and retail begin rebuilding after lockdown, some sectors are feeling forgotten.

Chelsea produce a composed performance to secure a draw and put themselves in a promising position after their Champions League semi-final first leg against Real Madrid.

The House of Lords vote to shield residents from the cost of fire prevention measures.