COVID-19: UK’s coronavirus reproduction number remains below 1
The UK R number is still below one – between 0.7 and 0.9, official figures show.
Meghan tells Oprah royal ‘construct’ is ‘different than what people imagine’ in new teaser clip
The Duchess of Sussex has said it is "really liberating" to be "able to make a choice on your own" in the latest teaser clip of her interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Prince Philip: Duke of Edinburgh moved back to private hospital following procedure for heart condition
Prince Philip has been moved back to King Edward VII’s Hospital following a "successful procedure" for a pre-existing heart condition.
COVID-19: Infection rates continue to fall across England with 1 in 220 testing positive outside hospitals
Coronavirus infection rates are continuing to fall across England, with one in 220 people testing positive for the virus outside of hospital, latest figures show.
Pope arrives in Iraq for historic first-ever papal trip to nation despite fears over security and coronavirus
The Pope has arrived in Iraq for an historic weekend visit which carries both symbolism and risk.
Meghan tells Oprah it’s ‘really liberating’ to ‘make our own choices’ in latest teaser clip
The Duchess of Sussex has said it is "really liberating" to be "able to make a choice on your own" in the latest teaser clip of her interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Queen gets two corgi puppies as presents during lockdown
The Queen has been gifted two new corgi puppies as a present during lockdown, it has been reported.
Nursing union sets up £35m strike fund after news of 1% NHS pay rise
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is to set up a £35 million industrial action fund in response to the government’s recommendation of a 1% pay rise for NHS workers.
Ian Brown: Ex-Stone Roses star pulls out of Neighbourhood Weekender festival in COVID-19 vaccination row
Singer Ian Brown has pulled out of a music festival claiming the event was demanding COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of entry.
COVID-19: Society will have to live with ‘substantial’ coronavirus mortality but ‘worst is over’, SAGE expert says
Society will need to learn to live with a "substantial" degree of coronavirus mortality but the worst appears to be over, a government scientific adviser has said.