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Asked about the possibility of surge vaccinations, a No 10 spokesman says nothing is being ruled out.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

"Frequent releases" of sewage create microplastic hotspots in UK rivers.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Kashif Mahmood seized hundreds of thousands of pounds for a crime gang controlled from Dubai.

Baby George was only a few hours old when he was found wrapped in a blanket at a park in April.

Eluned Morgan is named health minister with Jeremy Miles at education in Welsh government reshuffle.

Concern is growing over a rise in UK coronavirus cases linked to a variant from India.

Sir Alex Ferguson says he is "grateful for the three years extra" he feels he has had after surviving a brain haemorrhage in 2018.

The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as nearly 36 million people receive at least one dose.

The TV star's debut novel The Thursday Murder Club sees him triumph at the British Book Awards.

Ch Supt Mark Sutherland says the pair had to be let go to protect safety and public health.

MI5 was winding down its investigation into Usman Khan days before he killed two people, an inquest hears.

The Wonder Woman star and ex-Miss Israel posted about the escalation of violence in the Middle East.

Quarantine-free overseas holidays will be possible after 17 May, but what rights do you have if plans or rules change?

Britain's Andy Murray and Liam Broady are beaten in the second round of the Italian Open men's doubles.

Saudi authorities hope to host overseas fans on if plans to stage Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury on 14 August are finalised.

Entrepreneur and author Steven Bartlett, 28, is to join the BBC business investment show.

English fans attending the Champions League final in Porto between Manchester City and Chelsea must fly in and out of the country on the day of the match, the Portuguese government says.

Downing Street succeeds in striking out a claim for a £535 debt it described as being "without merit".