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Vaccination angles dominate the Thursday front pages, as well as updates on the building cladding row.
Professor John Edmunds also said it would be ‘touch and go’ whether the R number would rise above one if schools reopen on March 8.
His announcement drew a furious response, with critics – including some Tories – warning it fails to address the problems faced by residents.
Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place for much of the UK on Thursday after overnight temperatures could hit a 10-year record low.
In a letter to Mr Gove, Mr Sefcovic stated the protocol is the only way to protect the Good Friday Agreement.
The RSPCA has said a horse is recovering but ‘understandably spooked’ after getting trapped in a bog in Wales.
The motion against Barry Burkhill calls for his term of office as mayor to ‘cease immediately’.
The European Commission’s vice president described the protocol as ‘our mutually agreed legal obligation’.
Sven Badzak, 22, died in an attack in Kilburn, north-west London, on Saturday.
Future programmes may mimic the flu jab scheme.
Plans will be set out by Matt Hancock on Thursday.
The BBC political editor expressed her frustration, which was caught on mic during Wednesday’s coronavirus briefing.
Sir Patrick Vallance said it is ‘crucial’ to establish the trajectory of the Covid-19 outbreak.
Forecasters said sub-zero temperatures were expected across the UK overnight.
Her daughter Princess Eugenie gave birth to a son on Tuesday.
Boris Johnson said it is ‘too early’ to know what rules will be in place over the summer.
Sir Charles Walker told Boris Johnson to rein in Cabinet ministers ‘very, very quickly’.
New analysis from Just Economics into fish farming puts cumulative costs since 2013 at almost £36 billion (50 billion dollars).
An inspection report has warned of the problems that disrupting routines behind bars could cause.
It appeared at the front railings of Belfast City Hall on Saturday.
