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- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- The Papers: Alcohol abuse 'costs £27bn' and 'King's fighting spirit'
- Why the BBC could track down a people-smuggling kingpin before the police
- Sunaks' wealth rises to £651m in latest rich list
- Sunaks' wealth rises to £651m in latest rich list
- Do not ask victims to move on - Irish president
- Do not ask victims to move on - Irish president
Grace Victory: Covid-19 leaves YouTuber 'in coma' after son's birth
The family of social media star Grace Victory say she was placed in intensive care on Christmas Day.
Covid-19: Worcester paramedics marry at fifth attempt
The couple's wedding plans were hit by lockdowns and Covid-19 restrictions on guest numbers.
Three people found dead in Failsworth house
Paramedics responded to a "report of concern for welfare" on Monday and police were then called.
Shares jump as markets react to Brexit deal
The FTSE 100 gains, but bank shares fall, as stock markets get their first chance to react to the trade deal.
Covid: 'Huge thanks' to health workers - NHS England boss
Sir Simon Stevens says healthcare staff are "back in the eye of the storm" with coronavirus.
Covid in Scotland: Shetland 'set for level 4 restrictions' if cases rise
It is "almost certain" Shetland will be moved to the toughest restrictions if the infection rate continues, it is warned.
Bath WW2 grenade magnet fisher given kit for Christmas
Two friends were magnet fishing in the Kennet and Avon Canal when they pulled up the live hand grenade.
Yorkshire travel disruption as snow falls
Up to 4ins (10cm) of snow could fall over the Pennines and North York Moors, the Met Office says.
Brexit: No risk to NI's place in UK, says Sammy Wilson
The DUP will not support the trade deal but one of its MPs says Brexit is still the best way forward.
Green body gives verdict on Boris Johnson carbon-cutting policies
The Green Alliance says there is gap between the PM's plans and what is needed to meet carbon targets.
Covid: Sydney beach party sparks backpacker deportation threat
The Christmas gathering of revellers, many thought to be British, has prompted calls for deportations.
Covid-19: Military to support mass testing of students in England
Members of the armed forces will help organise Covid-19 testing for thousands of students next month.
Covid-19: Health workers 'back in eye of storm', says NHS chief
But Sir Simon Stevens says he expects all the UK's most vulnerable to be offered a vaccine by late spring.
Parents warned of 'sharp rise' in eating disorders
Child health leaders say the increase is partly down to the pandemic's impact on young people.
Motor neurone disease: Northampton mum 'needs to see daughter start school'
Emma Moss was given a 50/50 chance of living for two years but has set her mind on one major goal.
Wag and Company friendship dogs combat Covid-19 loneliness
The animals and their volunteers have been taking part in virtual visits to their elderly friends.
Nurse who nearly died from Covid returns to work
A video of Natasha Jenkins' emotional return to her children from hospital was viewed worldwide.
2020 and me: 'Be grateful for what you've got'
Vicky tells the BBC how, like many others, her world suddenly changed when London went into lockdown.
Covid: Teachers' union wants answers over school closures
ASCL Cymru also called for quick action on plans for schooling if cases are continuing to rise.
The Papers: 'Spring it on!' and 'don't betray our children'
The papers report details of the Covid vaccine roll out and fears schools may be closed until February.
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