AstraZeneca denies ‘stockpile’ claims, saying 29m doses in factory are for EU and developing countries

AstraZeneca has hit back after claims of a stockpile of 29 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine at a factory near Rome, saying the jabs are for the EU and developing countries.

Boris Johnson hits back at EU plans for vaccine export ‘blockade’

Boris Johnson has hit back at EU plans for further vaccine export controls as he said companies may reconsider investing in nations that impose trade blockades.

Boris Johnson ‘can’t rule out’ tougher measure on cross-Channel travel

Boris Johnson has said the government "can't rule out" tougher measures on cross-Channel travel.

Glee cast to reunite to pay tribute to Naya Rivera

The cast of the Glee will reunite next month, six years after its final episode aired.

EU is ‘very publicly flexing its muscles’ in row with AstraZeneca

Just as the European Commission was confirming its plans to tighten the rules around vaccine exports, the Belgian prime minister was talking, just down the road.

New health agency set up by government to tackle future pandemics

A new agency aimed at responding to future health threats has been announced by the government.

Police hunt man who exposed himself to woman during Sarah Everard vigil

Police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman during the vigil for Sarah Everard in south London.

‘Multiple apparent failures’: Local government sec threatens action against Liverpool City Council

Robert Jenrick has threatened to send in appointed commissioners to run parts of Liverpool City Council after its "multiple apparent failures".