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The bosses of two travel firms say the Balearic islands should be on the green list for safe travel.

The rollout of jabs to younger people is key to reducing further spread, researchers say.

Child protection services in England are not providing enough early support, a review finds.

The global cruise line industry is hoping to now recover from the pandemic, but problems remain.

There is anger in the travel sector over how the government has made decisions over the green list.

Learners from across Scotland paint a grim picture of trying to sit a driving test post-pandemic.

The study could lead to changes in how life-saving treatment is administered in hospital.

Health agencies and medics tells the BBC of a growing crisis facing low-income African nations.

No 10 says Boris Johnson has full confidence in the health secretary after Mr Cummings' latest attack.

Lockdown restrictions can stay in place until 19 July rather than 21 June, despite a Tory rebellion.

The men posted videos of supposedly empty corridors in a bid to claim the pandemic was a hoax.

Claims about whether the UK border policy contributed to the spread of the Delta Covid variant dominated Prime Minister's Questions.

The government is accused of breaching the Equality Act by failing to provide sign language interpreters.

The chief medical officer says the pace of the spread could be controlled if more people are vaccinated.

Downing Street can't be sure the PM's former aide has finished wreaking his revenge.

A judge says a "litany" of safety failings have been found over a prolonged period.

Pet food from Sainsbury's, Pets at Home and other brands recalled after rise in fatal cat disease.