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Covering vacancies and staff absences is leaving many health service employees struggling, experts have warned.
Legal requirements for physical distancing – except in healthcare settings – and gatherings have been removed and all venues are now able to reopen.
The boss of the North East Chamber of Commerce asked Boris Johnson to help solve serious trade issues affecting members.
The supermarket’s board has accepted a £6.7 billion bid from US private equity firm Fortress.
Grades will be determined by teachers, rather than exams, due to the pandemic.
Most of Scotland’s remaining coronavirus restrictions were removed on Monday allowing bars and clubs to open past midnight.
The papers on Monday cover the close of the Tokyo Olympics and efforts to get public servants to return to the office.
The thundery downpours seen this weekend will ease off, with a good chance of some summery weather in the south by Wednesday, forecasters predict.
It is the first such global assessment since 2013, when scientists found that global warming was ‘unequivocal’.
The prize alpaca is due to be put down after he tested positive for bovine tuberculosis.
The Cabinet minister’s comments were labelled “insulting” by a civil service union chief.
Most legal Covid-19 rules have been lifted but face coverings are still required in public buildings and on public transport.
Nearly £100,000 was spent on two pieces by the Government’s Art Collection Fund, the Daily Mirror reported.
Documents detail claims from the family’s lawyers that Anne Sacoolas has been ‘evasive’ about her phone use.
Civil servants at the Department of Health and Social Care will be allowed to continue working from home in September.
It is believed approximately 20 to 30 people, including a number of masked individuals, were involved.
Charlotte Nichols and Stuart Bates have raised more than £100,000 for charity due to their mammoth efforts.
Team GB won 65 medals in Japan, matching the number won at London 2012 – the third-best tally in Team GB history.
Sahra-Isha Muhammad-Jones did not feel comfortable running outside so set up a club to promote exercise.
Dame Katherine Grainger said she hoped the honesty shown by sports stars about mental health struggles can help others.
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