UK records another 112 COVID deaths as more than 28 million have had first vaccine dose

The UK has recorded another 112 coronavirus-related deaths in the latest 24-hour period, as the number of people to have had a first vaccine dose passes 28 million.

Mother who wants doctors to keep treating brain-damaged daughter to appeal at Supreme Court

A single mother who wants doctors to keep treating her brain-damaged daughter is preparing to take her case to the Supreme Court, according to a campaign group.

Sturgeon survives vote of no confidence in leadership

Nicola Sturgeon has survived a vote of no confidence in her leadership after a Holyrood committee found she misled parliament.

When might I finally be able to book a foreign holiday? Here are the key dates to watch

The chance of jetting off for a foreign holiday this summer is still very much up in the air, with ministers watching carefully as infections rise again in Europe.

Riz Ahmed is up for the best actor Oscar… his family are a bit underwhelmed

If you're an actor, winning an Oscar is about as big as it gets.

Man convicted of terrorism offences after being found with ‘advice on how to kill and how to maim’

A man who stockpiled neo-Nazi memorabilia has been found guilty of terrorism offences after downloading a bomb-making manual and guides to knife fighting.

Missing cat reunited with family after 14 years – thanks to microchip

A cat who went missing almost 14 years ago has been reunited with his family, with the help of a microchip.

‘We were innocent all along’: Shrewsbury picketers win bid to clear their names

A group of trade unionists who were convicted for picketing nearly 50 years ago have won a bid to clear their names.