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- Shoplifting levels 'unacceptable', inquiry finds
- Plans to ban smoking outside schools and hospitals
- Doctors paid £200,000 overtime to tackle NHS backlog
- Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
- Harrods appoints advocate for survivors after Al Fayed claims
- William's rugby skills tested on South African township visit
- Migrants stranded on Diego Garcia offered move to UK
- Amy Dowden will not return to Strictly this year
- Watch: Oxford Street Christmas lights switched on
Covid: Teachers 'not key workers' in some counties
Some councils are not following the Welsh Government's definition of essential workers.
Covid-19: Non-urgent operations stopped in Worcestershire
The temporary measure in Worcestershire comes as infections rise in hospitals and the community.
Covid: UK reports more than 80,000 deaths
A further 1,035 deaths are reported, taking the total since the start of the pandemic to 80,868.
Covid in Scotland: hospital numbers at new record high
A total of 1,596 patients are in Scottish hospitals with Covid as pressures on the NHS continue to build.
Warnings 'ignored' as cars turned away from Welsh beauty spot
More than 100 cars are turned away from a beauty spot in north Wales, police say.
Police arrest 12 at Clapham Common anti-lockdown protest
At least six police vans are deployed to Clapham Common where about 30 protestors gathered.
Covid-19: Queen and Prince Philip receive vaccinations
The vaccines were administered on Saturday by a household doctor at Windsor Castle, a royal source says.
Happy Mondays star Bez in bid to rival Joe Wicks with lockdown fitness classes
He hopes to beat his own lockdown bulge with his 'Get Buzzin' With Bez' YouTube classes.
Covid-19: Birmingham pub bombing memorial fines 'morally wrong'
Two MPs accuse West Midlands Police of bias for fining campaigners who attended a memorial.
Covid: Wales 'ready to vaccinate at a higher rate'
There's "light at the end of the tunnel" but people need to keep safe until getting a jab, health boss says.
Covid-19: Lockdown needs to be stricter, scientists warn
The new more infectious variant requires tougher measures to control the spread of Covid, say scientists.
Coronavirus: Company's apology after £5,000 vaccine offer
The property investment firm is accused of trying to "jump the queue".
Covid-19: Nine further NI deaths reported
The Department of Health death toll is now 1,443, with more than 1,000 positive cases in 24 hours.
Aberfan survivor Bernard Thomas dies at 63 after contracting Covid-19
Bernard Thomas was rescued from the rubble of Pantglas primary school on 21 October, 1966.
Covid-19: Fordingbridge farm chickens risk cull over egg demand
The farm has been left with over 4,000 surplus eggs after schools suddenly closed to most pupils.
Covid fine review welcomed by 'intimidated' women
The friends said they were relieved people would not have to fear being fined for taking a walk.
Laser 'targeted' at police helicopter after Mountain Ash rescue
The incident comes just days after a Swansea man was jailed for directing a laser at an aircraft.
Teenager charged with murder of Brighton restaurant owner
Sue Addis was found with stab injuries at her home on Thursday.
Turning 21 in 2021: 'This will be a better year'
Two young women who turn 21 this year reflect on the impact 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic had on their lives and share their hopes for 2021.
Covid-19: Portsmouth hospital sees 'scary' rise in cases
A Portsmouth hospital is treating more than twice the number of patients than at its spring peak.
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