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Boris Johnson says new restrictions being introduced in England could prevent tougher rules later.

Boris Johnson says new restrictions are needed now to avoid "more drastic action" in the future.

Pubs must close earlier, higher fines for not wearing masks, and weddings will again be restricted.

The Prime Minister has announced new rules for England to help combat rising coronavirus rates.

Drive-through clinics and extra staff could boost England's biggest flu vaccination programme.

Deaths remain low - but government advisers warn they are set to rise again.

Drivers and unions raise concerns about a lack of social distancing on school services.

People can catch flu and coronavirus at the same time with serious or deadly consequences, experts warn.

One in five people in the UK is currently subject to local interventions to prevent the spread of Covid, some more stringent than others. Do these local lockdowns work?

The move, ahead of a statement from the PM, reflects that transmission is "high or rising exponentially".

Newport, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil and Blaenau Gwent face new restrictions from 18:00 BST on Tuesday.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Alec Carpenter's parents say they are "so proud" of his achievements.

In the last seven days, 1,014 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Northern Ireland.

People in affected areas will be allowed to look after children from outside their households.

The health secretary is asked to use second lockdown “time wisely” by his Labour shadow.

There will be a stepping of enforcement for those who break the virus restrictions, the health secretary announces.

About 200 groups of medical researchers around the world are working on a vaccine for Covid-19.

Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance says measures must be taken to stop the spread of Covid-19.

We examine government claims on testing capacity, international comparisons and the average distance travelled to a test centre.