Nicola Sturgeon says 11 councils in west and central Scotland will come out of the highest tier of restrictions.
The runner up has been chatting with Radio 1's Greg James about life in the castle.
Paul Cleeland was convicted of murdering Terry Clarke in Hertfordshire in 1972 but always denied it.
The chicken chain says it faces no imminent debt issues despite spending £20m on pandemic-proofing.
The pop star should have been isolating at home after a trip to Egypt when she threw a party.
The first NHS staff in Wales will receive coronavirus vaccines from Tuesday.
The comments from minister James Cleverly come a day before vaccinations are due to begin.
The market became overcrowded and closed, with officials later confirming it would not reopen.
Mr Ashley's Frasers Group eyes a bid for the chain but says there is "no certainty" it will happen.
The object on Compton Beach is similar to those recently found in other parts of the world.
The DUP minister is feeling "much better" after suffering a perforated appendix, Arlene Foster says.
Det Sgt Nick Bailey, who was contaminated with the nerve agent, left Wiltshire Police in October.
Chris and Henry Flanagan-Kane say they will finally have equality, 15 years after civil partnership.
Talks continue after a tense weekend - as the UK PM and an EU top official prepare to speak by phone.
The Met Police faces legal action after undercover officers used four dead children's identities.
Walkers will make fertiliser by mixing potato waste with CO2 captured from beer fermentation.
Up to one in 10 of the population are anxious about injections - so what can they do?
Stars of the world's longest-running soap look back at 60 years of life on the cobbles.
The latest news on the Brexit talks and the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine lead the front pages.
The lateral flow tests will be trialled among visitors to 14 care homes in five local authority areas.
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