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Mark Drakeford says it would make clear falsifying results for clubs and events will be dangerous.

The BBC understands Robin Swann wants the option of making vaccine passports mandatory.

People in Scotland will need to be fully vaccinated to go to clubs, sporting events and concerts.

Social distancing rules are changing across the UK.

Shortages are one thing we don't seem to be running out of in the UK right now.

The Sheffield service has seen an eightfold increase in people using its services in the last year.

The total number of deaths with coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,548.

The chairman says it is "extremely rewarding" to employ those disadvantaged by the crisis.

Boris Johnson meets a campaign group, having declined several requests to do so since last year.

The NI Executive has agreed to lift more Covid-19 restrictions but what rules remain in place?

Kettering has the highest rate of new coronavirus cases per 100,000 people in the country.

Steve Cooke was found dead on Boxing Day, the day after an ambulance failed to locate his home.

AG Barr says road haulage and supply chain issues have recently affected customer and inbound deliveries.

With more than 80% jabbed and half a million already infected, Scotland is heading towards herd immunity, expert says.

Scotland's first minister tells MSPs that their will be a "grace period" of 18 days before any business faces action for non-compliance, but opposition leaders are critical of the plan.

Lockdown rules have changed across the UK, but some restrictions remain in place.