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People 45 or over in England are being offered a Covid vaccine.

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

A police chief tells an inquiry the first hour after the Manchester Arena attack was "absolute chaos".

The country records 314,835 new daily cases as Delhi hospitals fear running out of oxygen in hours.

Bolehills BMX track has become an unlikely lockdown success story, attracting scores of new riders.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says club owner Stan Kroenke has apologised to him after they pulled out of the European Super League.

Anthony McGill reels in reigning champion Ronnie O'Sullivan to leave their World Championship second-round tie level at 4-4.

The Scottish singer, famous for Bye Bye Baby, died suddenly at home aged 65 his family confirm.

More details emerge about the former PM's work for now-failed failed finance firm Greensill Capital.

Driving tests are finally back in gear in England and Wales after being suspended during lockdown.

There is "no doubt" prejudice played a part in the failure to commemorate WW1 troops, a minister says.

Demand for flights from India to the UK has soared as travellers rush to beat Friday's quarantine deadline.

The White House says the US will curb emissions by 50-52%, as leaders gather for virtual summit.

As UK coronavirus restrictions continue to be relaxed, public transport could become much busier.

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

Usman Khan killed two people a year after being released from prison, an inquest hears.

The European Super League is on "standby" despite nine of the 12 founding teams withdrawing, says Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.

Speaking at a virtual summit, Boris Johnson urges world leaders to "build back greener".

Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges US lawmakers to end fossil fuel subsidies, or face catastrophe.

But uptake among care home staff is still around 80% despite attempts to get more to come forward.