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Most papers carry news that the Oxford vaccine is "highly effective" at stopping Covid-19 symptoms.

Charity volunteer Leela Keshavji was "acutely aware" of the shortage of BAME donors, her husband says.

The story behind the plaque: the fast life and freakishly unlucky death of Karl Edwards.

Is this the post-Covid future for millions of people who still need to pay using notes and coins?

The pair say they are being evicted because they charged their electric car at home during lockdown.

The gas cookers had passed rigorous testing and were deemed safe but a deadly flaw had been missed.

The number of people seeking help for OCD has risen since the coronavirus pandemic started.

Usman and Sharon were connected forever after being caught up in the bombing's aftermath.

Covid-19 case numbers are dropping in most parts of England, but the South East's cases are rising.

Nick Brown says the ex-Labour leader's response to an anti-Semitism report caused "pain".

It's tougher than last time following complaints the previous system wasn't sufficient.

The email revealing hundreds of names of children was sent by Bristol City Council.

Kingspan fire-tested its cladding in 2005, but changed the formulation the next year, an ex-employee says.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson urges people to be "jolly careful" during the festive season and remain "prudent" into the new year.

Jenny Dees, whose son Stanley Metcalf was shot dead by his great-grandfather, wants gun laws changed.

Prof Sarah Gilbert got to work quickly on a coronavirus vaccine in January after decades of research.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

Jonathan Maertens, from the Isle of Wight, filmed his attacks on an eyewear camera.

Christopher Kennedy denies being part of a people-smuggling plot linked to the deaths of 39 migrants.

England will return to three-tiered regional restrictions from 2 December, Boris Johnson announces.