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First Minister Mark Drakeford explains what the latest is on Wales' Covid vaccination roll out.

There has been "a striking fall" in the number of young people on furlough, says the Treasury.

Covid passports to prove vaccination will be required from the end of September in crowded indoor venues in England.

The move will mean only fully vaccinated people will be allowed into nightclubs and many large events.

The airline says a recent takeover approach undervalued the business and announces plans to raise £1.2bn.

Eight patients treated in England were not appropriately monitored, a report finds.

A third dose is being offered to up to half a million people in the UK with weakened immune systems.

Some unions and care organisations have warned that making the jabs mandatory will lead to staff shortages.

The area with the highest case rate in England also has some schools which returned in mid-August.

Some unions and care organisations have warned that making the jabs mandatory will lead to staff shortages.

Fourteen people are killed at a makeshift hospital treating Covid-19 patients in Tetovo.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

The university says it is taking the action due to "unprecedented" demand for rooms in its halls.

Some people call when they need a lift home or for a toothache, the longest-serving operator says.

Industry experts warn current shortages of some items could be "the final straw" for some firms.

Their inclusion may be a sign that a special force was created to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Australia's biggest city is likely to exit lockdown from next month, provided vaccinations continue.

Taliban officials had earlier described China as Afghanistan's most important partner.

The prime minister believes new funds will tackle the Covid backlog - but refuses to set targets.