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The PA news agency has debunked some of the top circulating myths about the coronavirus vaccine.
The ONS said more than 30,000 care home residents in England and Wales have had coronavirus recorded on their death certificate.
An amendment to the Environment Bill would put a legal obligation on developers to search for hedgehogs and take action to protect them.
Fighting fit after celebrating his 80th birthday at the weekend and getting his coronavirus jab, George Bailey was back out on his round on Tuesday.
This is the highest proportion recorded during the pandemic.
The Environment Bill sets out rules on air quality, water, biodiversity and waste reduction but will not become law until the autumn.
National Museum of the Royal Navy raised £600,000 in eight weeks to prevent the maps being sold abroad.
Nadhim Zahawi said the UK’s vaccination programme is on track and refuted claims the AstraZeneca vaccine was not effective in older people.
Sir David Thompson, of West Midlands Police, described having a ‘mild’ case of the disease.
Nadhim Zahawi was speaking on Good Morning Britain.
Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi said an announcement on the plans would be made later.
Stormont’s leaders are facing calls to establish a public inquiry into the institutions.
The Office for National Statistics revealed the jobless rate reached 5% for the first time since early 2016 in the three months to November.
The Met Office said early cloud, rain and hill snow were likely for Northern Ireland, Wales and England’s south-west.
The average ATM withdrawal value was nearly £80 in 2020, compared with just under £70 in 2019, Link said.
The national front pages are dominated by coronavirus developments both practical and political.
The Best Western hotel chain said it was waiting for the Government ‘green light’
European health commissioner Stella Kyriakides accused the pharmaceutical company.
According to reports, a new hotel quarantine requirement for travellers entering the UK could cost them more than £1,000.
One single business owner said parents should be paid to home school their children.