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Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the scenes of disorder in west Belfast "deeply concerned" him.

People in that age group will be able to book an appointment for a jab from midday on Thursday.

The Grammy-winning percussionist is to take up the post at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen.

Susan Lowe is among the carers who struggled to get pain relief for a loved one during the pandemic.

Up to 5,000 women pensioners could be entitled to huge refunds under a little-known-rule, the BBC has learned.

A study of 140,000 people in England found one in 500 were infected.

A new BBC One game show asks whether you can spot a good singer based on their appearance alone.

The communities secretary says arrivals under a new scheme will be helped to access housing and jobs.

A Singapore-based firm has come up with a useful alternative when working from home is inconvenient.

Analysts say rise in visitors to retail parks shows shoppers keen to return to physical shopping.

Plans to convert sheds, garages and extensions in order to work from home can leave some uninsured.

Boohoo says it had not realised identical clothing was being sold at different prices across its brands.

The latest on the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine makes the front pages of most of Thursday's papers.

Women with disabilities are twice as likely to experience sexual assault as non-disabled, figures show.

Rare clues to Mesolithic life in Scotland's mountains add to evidence previously found in Perthshire and Dumfries.

A woman who survived the fatal blaze says she "cannot fathom" why it took so long for those affected to learn what caused it.

Mark Drakeford vows to "build the Wales of tomorrow" in Senedd election manifesto pitch.

Kyaw Zwar Minn says all staff were asked to leave the building by his country's military attaché.

A guide to the risks and benefits of receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

It comes as workers were suspended over sexual exploitation, three years after a similar scandal.