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The five key indicators to watch at this stage of the Covid-19 outbreak in Wales.

Six universities sign a ministerial pledge to stop using non-disclosure orders to silence complaints.

Anna Vakili, Belle Hassan and Francesca Allen are named and shamed by the advertising watchdog.

Nightclubs will reopen and large indoor events can resume from 24 January, Nicola Sturgeon confirms.

Boris Johnson denies lying to Parliament about a gathering in No 10 garden during the first lockdown.

Voters will be required to show photo ID at polling stations under measures in the Elections Bill.

Britain's Emma Raducanu shows quality and resilience to beat American Sloane Stephens in three sets for a spot in the Australian Open second round.

Sky watchers have captured stunning images of 2022's first full moon.

Mourners at Ashling Murphy's funeral are told her family has been "robbed of a precious gift".

Bradford nursery owner Shama Amin will tell competitors the show has been "physically demanding".

A hearing is told there is nowhere available in a court building to hear the case next week.

Boris Johnson responds after Dominic Cummings accuses him of lying about a drinks party at No 10.

Malik Faisal Akram, who took four people hostage, was investigated but deemed no longer a threat.

The government wins a legal challenge over a contract awarded to firm run by friends of PM's ex-adviser.

An exclusion zone is in place around Eton on the River Thames to halt the spread of the disease.

What can you expect if you have Covid, and when should you get extra help?

The new TV licence deal will "affect our frontline output", the BBC's director general reveals.

Daniel Boulton admits the manslaughter of Bethany Vincent and Darren Henson but denies murder.

Six siblings with albinism say a world record raises awareness of struggles including identity issues.

Seven-year-old Emily Jones was stabbed to death in a park in Bolton by a psychiatric patient.