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Covid: What are the lockdown rules across the UK?
People across England are being urged to "double down" and stick to the lockdown rules.
Covid in Scotland: Sturgeon urges football not to 'abuse privileges'
Scotland's first minister says she has doubts about whether Celtic's trip to Dubai was "really essential".
Covid: Protect family incomes, Starmer urges ministers
The Labour leader calls for tougher coronavirus restrictions and says help for low earners must continue.
BBC Bitesize to be free for BT and EE customers
The content will not count in a mobile data allowance to help keep costs of online learning down.
Covid: All over-50s in Wales to be offered jab by spring
The Welsh Government also says all eligible adults will be offered a jab by the autumn.
Covid: 'Most dangerous time' of the pandemic, says Prof Whitty
The warning from England's chief medical officer comes as seven mass vaccination centres open.
Royal Mail: Can new boss Simon Thompson turn it around?
Simon Thompson, who ran the NHS Test and Trace app, takes over after a tough year for the post service.
UK's biggest union elects first woman leader
Unison chooses Christina McAnea to replace Dave Prentis, who has been in the job for 20 years.
Coronavirus: One in 10 frontline PSNI officers on Covid absence
ACC Alan Todd says the PSNI faces significant pressure with staff testing positive or self-isolating.
Covid-19: Sir Keir Starmer on government help for working parents
The Labour leader says the government is not "just incompetent but also that it has the wrong priorities" helping families over the pandemic.

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