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All over-18s have been offered a first vaccination six weeks ahead of schedule, Wales' health minister says.

Bottles were thrown at officers treating the stabbed man, and another was bitten, police say.

Doubts emerge about whether Sinn Féin will support the DUP's Paul Givan as Mrs Foster's successor.

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

Drivers of vehicles which do not meet emission standards face a daily fee.

It is thought that about 21,000 people in Northern Ireland are affected by the condition.

Senior ministers sign off a decision to pause the lifting of Covid restrictions in England beyond 21 June.

The Holiday Inn in Gorton, Manchester, housed homeless people throughout the pandemic, until the end of May.

The head of WhatsApp says governments should "demand more security" as encryption comes under fire.

There are only four regions in the UK where it is cheaper to buy a home than to rent a property.

A marine biologist says it’s the first time he’s ever seen a long-snouted seahorse in the wild.

John Butler's videos have been watched by millions after he became popular with the ASMR community.

With more women being told they have the virus, Jess Phillips says there needs to be more discussion.

England's opening win at the Euros and the postponement of ending lockdown dominate the front pages.

When Scotland's men last played in a major football tournament, there was no Scottish Parliament and Google didn't exist.

It is the first game in a major tournament for the national men's football team since 1998.

The Welsh government should focus more resources on education, an economist says.

Until now men who have sex with men had to wait three months before donating.

The US president's visit included a Guard of Honour and afternoon tea with the monarch.

The England supporter was injured just after kick-off in England's match at Wembley against Croatia.