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Covid trial in UK examines mixing different vaccines

The hope is the new approach gives more flexibility for vaccine schemes in the UK and worldwide. Details...

Climate change: Boris Johnson 'risks humiliation' over coal mine

A leading scientist warns Boris Johnson digging for coal undermines the UK's climate change efforts. Details...

Covid-19: Trial to mix different vaccines and Premier League stadium among jab sites

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

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori 'sorry' for sexism row

Yoshiro Mori said women board members talk too much, prompting calls for his resignation. Details...

Myanmar coup: Young Burmese fear a return to 'the dark old days'

Two young Burmese share their fears as Myanmar returns to military rule after a shocking coup. Details...

Harry Dunn: Suspect Anne Sacoolas 'worked for US intelligence'

The US court hears Anne Sacoolas feared she would not get a fair trial if she returned to the UK. Details...

UK and EU in 'constructive discussions' over NI trade row

Both sides have vowed to "work intensively" to solve post-Brexit trade problems in Northern Ireland. Details...

Uighur: US condemns reports of rape in Chinese camps

A BBC report based on interviews with former detainees and a guard detailed rape of women in camps. Details...

Royal Dutch Shell sees huge loss as pandemic hits oil demand

The oil giant reported a net loss of £16bn for 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic caused demand to slump. Details...

Locked down Scottish ski resorts have 'best snow in years'

Despite the most magnificent conditions in 11 years, the slopes remain closed because of lockdown. Details...

Marjorie Taylor Greene: House Republicans resist pressure to oust lawmaker

Marjorie Taylor Greene's remarks were offensive but came before she was elected, a party leader says. Details...

Morgan Wallen: US country star dropped by his record label over racial slur

Morgan Wallen's music has also been removed by hundreds of US radio stations over the scandal. Details...

The Papers: 'We're past the peak' and applause for Capt Tom

The papers focus on an encouraging assessment of the pandemic and a nation's moment of thanks. Details...

White Cliffs of Dover: Collapsing cliff side caught on camera

Dave Waterfield captured the moment a huge chunk of the White Cliffs of Dover fell into the sea. Details...

Aged 17 and getting paid to watch football all day

Ashwin Raman lives in India and has been working for Dundee United since 2019. Details...

The Jersey cow helping Rwandan widows rebuild their lives

The Jersey cow offers bigger profits and a better quality of life for widows in Rwanda. Details...

South Korea's 'hidden' migrant workers

Migrant farm workers, many from South East Asian countries, are living in squalid conditions just outside Seoul, one of Asia's wealthiest capitals. Details...

Covid-19: Teenager Joseph Flavill wakes from coma with no knowledge of pandemic

Joseph Flavill caught the virus twice while he was in hospital after being hit by a car last March. Details...

White boys' club? New tales from the City

Hedonistic, ruthless and elitist. That's how the financial industry has usually been portrayed on screen, but how true to life is this? Details...

Texas officials apologise after 'Chucky' missing child alert

Texas officials sent a test message naming the horror character as a suspect in a child abduction. Details...

Russell Crowe backs round-the-world sailor Pip Hare

The Master and Commander actor records a video message urging her to "keep going". Details...

Covid-19: London teenage girl one of youngest to get vaccine

A 16-year-old from Muswell Hill becomes one of the youngest people in the country to get a Covid vaccine. Details...

Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick lies in honour at US Capitol

He died from injuries sustained while on duty during the Capitol riots on 6 January. Details...

Coronavirus: German medics fly in to aid Portugal's hospital emergency

Almost a year after Italy sought help because of its virus emergency, Portugal welcomes German aid. Details...

Amazon: Five things we know about new boss Andy Jassy

The executive will take over from Jeff Bezos later this year, but what's he like? Details...

Covid: 'I don't want a holiday, I want to go to school'

How pupils with additional educational needs are dealing with the challenges of lockdown. Details...

Nigella Lawson: I've learned to become more 'guarded'

The star cook explains why she'd shy from sharing her private life if she were starting again. Details...

Why jailing Navalny may mean more problems for Putin

The Kremlin's tough tactics could backfire, with the opposition leader's jail term fuelling protests. Details...

Covid-19: Fact-checking Macron's claim about the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine

France is one of a number of EU countries which is not recommending the jab for those over 65. Details...

Is high-speed rail travel on a track to nowhere?

The recently scrapped Singapore-Kuala Lumpur train link isn't the only such project to struggle. Details...

The Welsh rugby kits bringing African communities together

A couple from south Wales have been providing coaching and kit to children in Rwanda. Details...

Liverpool not fresh mentally & physically - Klopp

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his side were "not fresh enough, mentally and physically" as Brighton consigned them to a second straight home defeat. Details...

Guardiola has 'no doubts' over Jesus - but is he filling Aguero absence at Man City?

Pep Guardiola has "no doubts" about Gabriel Jesus' ability to lead Manchester City's attack - and the Brazilian might be proving his boss right. Details...

Crawley to miss two India Tests after slipping outside changing room

England batsman Zak Crawley has been ruled out of the first two Tests against India with a sprained wrist. Details...

Australian Open will 'go ahead', says tournament boss as players wait for test results

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says he is "absolutely confident" the Grand Slam will start as planned on Monday. Details...

Wright 'disappointed' after teenager gets probation for racist abuse

Ian Wright says he is "disappointed" after a teenager who sent the former England striker racist abuse was not given a criminal conviction. Details...

What should I do if my area is surge testing? And other questions

We answer some of your questions about vaccination, travel rules and school closures Details...

Covid vaccine: How many people in the UK have been vaccinated so far?

The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as 10 million people receive at least one dose. Details...

Covid symptoms: Is it a cold, flu or coronavirus?

With similar symptoms, deciding whether or not you need to get tested for coronavirus can be tricky. Details...

Lockdown Learning: BBC puts school materials on TV, iPlayer and online

As schools remain closed to most pupils, the BBC is offering a wealth of educational material. Details...

Covid: Why hasn't the UK banned all international flights?

The UK has not banned international travel despite the emergence of new coronavirus variants identified in other countries. Why? Details...

Covid: How does mass testing work?

The government hopes "surge" testing will reduce transmission of the South African variant of Covid-19. Details...

Lockdown rules: What are the restrictions in your area?

Use our search tool to find out about coronavirus rules and restrictions where you live. Details...

Covid: When will schools reopen?

Schools are currently closed across the UK to most pupils. Details...

Covid: What is the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine?

A second coronavirus vaccine - from Oxford University/AstraZeneca - has been approved. Details...

Covid vaccine update: Those that work - and the others on the way

As two new jabs prove effective, where do we stand with vaccines and the fight back against Covid? Details...

Covid: How worrying are the UK, South Africa, and Brazil coronavirus variants?

The UK is stepping up testing to find and stop cases from spreading in the community. Details...

Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?

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

Is the Covid vaccine safe?

Busting myths and explaining the facts around vaccines. Details...

Covid: How are European countries tackling the pandemic?

What restrictions are being put in place in Europe to control the second wave of coronavirus? Details...

What are the UK travel rules and will I have to quarantine in a hotel?

Travellers to England from high risk countries will have to self-isolate in government accommodation. Details...

Coronavirus, schools and children - what are the risks?

How much do children contribute to the spread of Covid? Details...

South Africa coronavirus variant: What is the risk?

Why experts are concerned about the emergence of this particular new version of coronavirus. Details...

Covid map: Coronavirus cases, deaths, vaccinations by country

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world. Details...

Covid: When will I get the vaccine?

Two of the three approved Covid vaccines are being rolled out across the UK, so when might you get one? Details...

Covid symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?

A new cough, fever and change in smell or taste are the key symptoms that mean you may have coronavirus. Details...

Covid: Can I spread coronavirus after the vaccine and will I get a passport?

The growing number of people vaccinated may have more freedom to work and travel in future. Details...

Covax: How will Covid vaccines be shared with poorer countries?

A scheme to distribute Covid-19 vaccines is under way. Here's what you need to know. Details...

Covid: What are the UK's lockdown rules and when will they end?

People across the country have been urged to "double down" and stick to the lockdown rules. Details...

Coronavirus: What is the R number and how is it calculated?

The R number is a simple but crucial figure at the heart of lockdown decisions across the UK. Details...

Covid: What’s the problem with the EU vaccine rollout?

The coronavirus vaccine is being rolled out across the EU but there have been delays. Details...

Can you get a free laptop or cheaper broadband?

What help is there if you're trying to home-school your children without devices or data? Details...

'Their goal is to destroy everyone': Uighur camp detainees allege systematic rape

In new testimony, former detainees of China's detention camps describe systematic rape and torture. Details...

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