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An intensive care doctor says medics are seeing "unprecedented" numbers of people dying.

Some elderly people have been told to travel miles to get the jab or face having to wait to get it.

Emma got the injection in July from a woman advertising on social media.

A former grand house, golf clubhouse and nightclub has been converted to a vaccination centre.

Two-year-old Lacie Marshall is fighting a rare form of kidney cancer.

Jinny Earl takes pen to paper to express a "typical day" working on a Covid ward in hospital.

Is Wales able to meet its vaccination targets - this weekend and next month?

Inadequate PPE and a new variant may be putting the lives of nurses at risk, says nursing union.

As the UK rejects £500 Covid pay outs, how are others countries getting people to stick to the rules?

In lockdown, days on end can be spent hunched over a laptop without ever leaving the house.

The NHS says it is "not true that vaccine is being diverted from north to south".

The UK's chief medical adviser warns that "a very small change and it could start taking off again".

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

The West Midlands region has the highest rate of coronavirus hospital admissions in England.

There is some evidence that the new UK variant may be more deadly, says PM Boris Johnson.

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.