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Two of the three approved Covid vaccines are being rolled out across the UK, so when might you get one?

Urgent cancer surgeries have been cancelled in some health trusts due to Covid-19 pressures.

The Isle of Man will stick to the recommended guidelines for the jabs, the health minister says.

A £500 payment is already available for those on low incomes who cannot work from home, No 10 says.

Scotland's vaccination programme has moved up a gear - but when will you receive a jag?

The Suffolk and north-east Essex Integrated Care System says improvements are being made.

But the proportion of cases apparently caused by the new variant appear to be rising in most of the UK.

Bath Racecourse and Salisbury City Hall will be used for Covid-19 vaccination centres.

A Labour MP calls on the government to "be straight" about claims that doses are being redirected.

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

Around one in 10 patients admitted to intensive care is now being sent to a different hospital.

The R number is a simple but crucial figure at the heart of lockdown decisions across the UK.

The modernised site near Bristol will include more GP, outpatient and social care services.

A man is arrested on suspicion of arson after part of Leeds General Infirmary had to be evacuated because of a fire.

Some elderly Scots are anxious as they wait for the jab despite assurances the vaccine programme is on track.

The Royal College of Surgeons wants to get operations "back up and running" and says any help is welcome.

This takes the total number of reported deaths to 4,459, along with 801 new cases.

Critics say requiring 75% of Congress to alter the total ban would make a change almost impossible.

Derby County winger Jordon Ibe says he has depression and finds himself in a "dark place".