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Only about 60,000 pilgrims living in Saudi Arabia were eligible to take part this year.

He says he has had two jabs and so far his symptoms are "very mild" after he felt "groggy" on Friday.

Covid rules are relaxed and the law restricting the number people meeting outside is scrapped.

Stormont's Department of Health says the latest deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Anyone aged 18 or over can get a first Pfizer dose on Saturday at Páirc Esler in Newry.

The continued need for travellers to quarantine on arrival in England and Wales undermines confidence, tourism groups say.

Pop-up vaccination clinics are opening across England this weekend including at The Open golf tournament.

The birthing unit at Stafford County Hospital was closed last year due to the pandemic.

Opposition politicians want a rethink on the planned closure of the vaccination centre at the Hydro in Glasgow.

Nearly 100 inmates at Perth Prison are self-isolating after testing positive, with no access to family or lawyers.

The government money will help cover a funding shortfall caused by low passenger numbers until 2022.

A planned relaxation of England's rules from Monday will not apply due to cases of the Beta variant.

The chief of the Tokyo Olympics accepts athletes are "probably very worried", after a Games-related organiser became the first person to test positive for Covid-19 in the athletes' village.

Sofia, 13, is barely able to walk due to the condition which leaves her feet swollen and covered in blisters.

Free jabs will be offered to more than 35 million people, including more teenagers than ever before.