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Sixteen places - including Ibiza - have been added to the green list, but industry leaders want more.

Referendum results show support for lifting the rules, which are some of the harshest in Europe.

Fans are being offered the "memorable experience" when they get vaccinated at the Emirates.

National Audit Office says winter test results took too long in England and too many consultants are used.

Winter viruses are flourishing as more people mix, and a doctor's chief says A&Es are struggling to cope.

Mental health was rarely discussed in Singapore's academically rigorous schools - but that's changing.

From which pyjamas to wear to getting therapy when things go wrong, ex-islanders share their tips.

As lockdown restrictions are set to lifted, how do people feel about going back to the office

Robin Swann's proposed bill would mean people automatically become donors unless they opt out.

Fans from Wales can't travel to Saturday's Euro 2020 game but the Welsh Red Wall is represented.

Clusters of cases in north Wales are mostly affecting children and young people, says a GP in the region.

The past year has been difficult for young people going out into the world during a pandemic.

The specialist staff work alongside clinicians to help teenagers tackle the causes of violence, self-harm and substance abuse.

Ministers are intending to drop quarantine for fully-jabbed arrivals from amber list countries this summer.

The easing follows the latest review of the 'traffic light' warning system for international travel

Other moves include funding for the Troubles pension scheme and Brexit-linked pharmaceutical issues.

The government is considering allowing double vaccinated adults to avoid quarantine after travel.