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One scam tells recipients they are "eligible to apply for your vaccine" with a link to a bogus NHS website.

Gavin Williamson will "trust in teachers rather than algorithms" in awarding this year's results.

There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.

Gary Slade issues the warning after his brother tested positive over Christmas and died on Sunday.

Early years practitioners say not enough help has been given to them to stay open during lockdown.

Five attackers carried out a "revenge" raid and stabbed two 17-year-olds to death.

The boss of NHS Wales says he us "genuinely concerned" about the resilience of the health service.

Liz and Gill are two of many volunteers helping people get vaccinated, as well as help in their community.

Six lorries arriving in Belfast on 1 January were delayed because of paperwork, MPs are told.

John Brown tells how his wife was "scared to pick up the phone" in the toughest moments of his illness.

Jeremy Voakes raises thousands of pounds for charity with the illuminated decorations.

Founder Annemarie Plas says the initiative will return on Thursday under the new name of Clap for Heroes.

The BMA in Scotland says it is concerned about the potential impact of delaying the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.

The Labour leader says his MPs will support the latest lockdown restrictions in England.

The animal is thought to be part of a pod that beached on North Sea coasts over Christmas.

Volunteers led the rescue effort to save the young 11ft-long stranded orca in Orkney.

Speaking ahead of a retrospective vote on England's restrictions, Boris Johnson said it was the "final stretch".

The overnight temperature plunged below -12C in the north west Highlands.

Gordon Ramsay remembers late chef Albert Roux as "the man who installed gastronomy in Britain".

The Covid-hit bakery chain says it expects to make its first annual loss since it floated in 1984.