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The heath secretary says it will be "a huge logistical effort" to roll out a Covid vaccine once approved.

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

The UK's unemployment rate overtakes Scotland's rate in the three months up to October.

Arietta-Grace Barnett died last year after she was believed to have ingested a Toilet Duck product.

Unsurprisingly the list is dominated by pandemic-related terms including furlough and key worker.

Peers vote overwhelmingly to remove a section that would allow ministers to break international law.

Four nurses describe the pressure they are under as the second coronavirus wave gathers force.

The actor and black rights activist opens up on racist abuse experienced by his preacher father.

Two characters will be seen terminating their pregnancy after their unborn child's diagnosis.

Anxiety was most commonly diagnosed in a study of US patients for 90 days after their diagnosis.

The pandemic has seen children slipping back in learning and social skills, Ofsted inspectors warn.

Courtney Reeve says disabled people feel "forgotten" and believes everyone can make a difference.

Children say they have been propositioned as they walk to school through Leeds' managed sex zone.

Two sets of recommendations have differed on whether there should be any exams at A-level.

The cycling industry is coming up with innovative ways to deter a wave of bike crime.

People with mental health conditions can find it harder to stop spending too much online, a charity says.

Nicola Sturgeon has warned it is "highly unlikely" that there will be any easing of restrictions.

Charities supporting LGBT victims of domestic abuse say this has been their busiest year on record.

Tuesday's front pages celebrate a breakthrough in the development of a vaccine for coronavirus.

However, NI Health Minister Robin Swann reminded people not to let their guard down.