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The Brexit minister says he has "concerns about the current direction" as the PM thanks him for his service.

He says he hopes Boris Johnson will not be tempted by "coercive measures" to tackle Covid.

Britain's defence secretary says this is because Ukraine is not a member of the Nato military alliance.

A leading government advisor says Wales' current plans to tackle Omicron may not be enough.

Health officials have been warning of an expected "rapid increase" in cases, amid new Covid rules.

Scottish businesses say they are feeling the pinch on what should be their busiest weekend of the year.

It features Holyrood, the Finnieston Crane, SEC Armadillo, thistles and a Charles Rennie Mackintosh-style rose.

A 31-year-old man remains in police custody on suspicion of murdering Lily Sullivan.

The total number of deaths with coronavirus recorded by the Department of Health is now 2,950.

A disability blogger says she's has no "clear guidance" since the Omicron variant started spreading.

Plans to build 600m of new sea defences are drawn up to protect properties from rising sea levels.

Jeffrey Millard's daughter tried "for days and days" to get in touch but couldn't speak to her dad.

Jane Jenkins recognised her pup in an advert after it was stolen, but another is still missing.

The first minister's latest Covid warning and a plan to keep schools open make Scotland's front pages.

No-shows and performers pulling out in recent weeks have resulted in a significant drop in income.

Fair Trials says trust in the justice system is being damaged as people wait for months on remand.