BBC News Coronavirus

Thousands of people in Wales are at "risk of going blind" because of delays, a charity warns.

There are fears Covid cases in schools may force children and teachers to self-isolate at Christmas.

A survey of about 140 companies finds 56% "experienced and managed the impact" of a positive test.

With Covid cases rising and uncertainty over government support, employers planned 51,000 job cuts

The measures which are designed to slow the spread of the virus came into force at 00:01 on Friday.

The Duchess of Cambridge highlights a "dramatic increase" in parents feeling cut off from support.

Denmark's England-based national team players are allowed to travel without having to self-isolate on their return.

The tánaiste says the government will continue to ask people not to move between counties in Ireland.

The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is broadcast to millions every Christmas Eve.

Almost all of England will go into tiers two and three when the lockdown ends on 2 December.

Despite restrictions, some traditions have continued - including New York City's Thanksgiving parade.

It's not against the rules but it's not a sensible thing to do, warns the UK's chief medical officer.

Tier three areas of England will be offered mass testing after a successful pilot in Liverpool.

The latest rates of infection per 100,000 people in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

Travellers arriving from almost all other countries must self-isolate on entry to the UK.

Cambridgeshire had been in the lowest tier before the latest lockdown.