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Health Minister Robin Swann says it is "good news" but further testing on the vaccine was needed.

A DUP MLA criticises the delay in decision-making by ministers over whether to extend restrictions.

A senior doctor says nurses have been "victimised" by some people after 51 deaths at the hospital.

Locals fear rising crime, but the plan's backers say Afan Valley hotel would have a "positive use".

A change in the law will mean all properties will require a minimum number of alarms.

The facility in north Powys would offer an alternative to cremations outside the county.

Covid-19 losses mean they will lose their jobs managing a house once visited by Lord Nelson.

Rapid results tests for students are planned to let students get home safely in early December.

At least 49,000 NHS patients in Wales were waiting for more than a year by September, figures show.

A five-level system of restrictions has been introduced in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus in Scotland.

The EU says there has been no significant progress in trade talks with the UK. What is getting in the way?

Fife, Angus and Perth and Kinross will be moved from level two to level three of Scotland's five-tier system.

Areas including Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire and parts of the West Midlands will receive new rapid tests.

Healthcare workers, care home residents and staff are prioritised for a vaccine first in Wales.

A total of 2,063 people have died in Wales since the start of the pandemic, with 61,356 positive cases.

NI's first and deputy first ministers write to the EU urging flexibility over the Irish Sea border.

Some councils have been placed into a tougher tier. Find out which ones.

Assessments done under teacher supervision will replace exams, the education minister confirms.