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The government's latest vaccine drive comes as 68% of 18 to 29-year-olds in England have had a first jab.

The supermarket is the latest to offer incentives for drivers after disruption to supply chains.

About two thirds of those vaccinated on Saturday were under 19, the health service chief says.

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

Gen Min Aung Hlaing takes on the new title and says emergency rule may last until August 2023.

People travelling abroad from Northern Ireland on Tuesday can now apply for the certificate.

Organisers say it will have to comply with Covid rules after two years of online festivals.

The digital giant bans the channel from uploading new content for a week over misinformation breaches.

Banks are taking money out of their bad loan pots and larger companies in Scotland are reflecting activity overseas.

Vaccinations will be offered to young people aged between 12 and 17 who have certain health conditions.

The RSPCA says of the 12 million dogs in the UK, 3.2 million were acquired as pandemic puppies.

The Leicester singer says he hopes to see "friendly faces" along the funeral route.

One of Wales' two ice rinks is to open for the first time in 17 months as the other remains shut.

Why do vaccination numbers among the under-30s in Northern Ireland remain relatively low?

From Sunday, government payments reduce to 60% towards salaries, with employers paying 20%.

People travelling on Sunday should get an email inviting them to download a certificate, say officials.

Pulse oximeters, which spot falling oxygen levels, may work less well on darker skin, experts warn.

Jessica Herbert raised more than £21,500 for a charity that provided support when she lost her baby.

There are currently 45 known active cases in the Bailiwick, the government said.