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The move will mean only fully vaccinated people will be allowed into nightclubs and many large events.

Five men spent time in prison when they were wrongly accused of killing Lynette White in 1988.

Scotland's thriving space sector is trying to have a reduced impact on the planet.

A Highland councillor says in some areas people struggle to find homes due to high numbers of short-term lets.

The animal was spotted on the motorway, close to the Prince of Wales Bridge.

The fire service advises people living in Kidderminster to keep windows closed.

Boris Johnson wins a House of Commons vote on his plan to increase National Insurance tax.

British teenager Emma Raducanu reaches the US Open semi-finals with a superb straight-set win over Swiss 11th seed Belinda Bencic.

Sir David Attenborough met with members in Parliament to discuss action on climate change.

Boris Johnson says a "higher proportion" of younger people are being affected by the virus.

Boris Johnson says around 9m treatments could be funded by proposed government investment.

Campaigners say the sentence given to Sophie Moss's killer sends a "dreadful message".

The rapper punched a stranger "very, very hard" leaving him with a broken jaw, a court hears.

A painstaking operation takes up part of a Gloucestershire driveway struck by a valuable meteorite.

Shaquille Williams "inflicted extreme terror" on six women, the National Crime Agency says.

Anne Fish began as her son's manager and has just signed a professional gaming contract.

Two care home staff worked to cover a night-shift gap as there was no emergency cover available.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

The pandemic response has spurred a greater willingness to tax wages rather than property.

Arqiva's chief executive says replacing the 500-tonne transmitter quickly is not feasible.