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Almost a quarter of people are waiting longer than the 62-day target for their first treatment.

People in Devon and Cornwall are being told to remember the virus "is very much still here".

Northamptonshire has seen a 20% rise in cases of coronavirus, with more people going into hospital.

A break in taking a common immune-suppressing drug could improve how well vaccines work, a trial suggests.

Abdulrazag Zagroba, 54, is the first person to be prosecuted for fraudulently claiming £20,000.

The Scottish Parliament will decide whether emergency Covid powers should be made permanent.

Hundreds of patients who have waited two years or more have already said they are willing to travel.

However, Scotland's national clinical director says a spike in Covid cases is "entirely predictable".

Organisers say Elvaston Showground has been transformed to accommodate more than 1,000 animals.

About 50 people protest in Cardiff in support of RMT union members on third day of rail strike.

Armed Forces Day has returned to Plymouth Hoe after a two-year absence due to the pandemic.

The figure is among the largest annual profits ever recorded by a Northern Ireland-based business.

What do these cases really tell us about the virus, which hasn't spread in the UK for decades?

Jack Last, 27, was vomiting and had headaches a week after having his first jab, a hearing is told.

One health board said a fifth of its nursing staff were off work as a result of the virus.

Cornwall Council says Covid is "once again spreading quickly" and urges people to take precautions.

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

Lateral flow tests will stay free until further notice after a surge in cases, the government says.