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The UK regulator says the vaccine is safe and effective and the benefits outweigh risks in this age group.

Two forces agree to pay more than 600 people over a Hillsborough disaster cover-up, lawyers say.

The Independent's travel editor on the complicated process of going on holiday in Europe.

Lancashire's public health director wants permission to increase the vaccine rollout in the county.

Ministers have raised concerns over a mutation to the Delta variant first identified in India.

Dea-John Reid, 14, was stabbed to death in Kingstanding, Birmingham, on Monday.

Ex-DUP leader Peter Robinson says those advising Edwin Poots are damaging his prospects for the party.

The cabinet office minister had recently returned from watching the Champions League final in Portugal.

Steven Paul Craig, 57, from York is accused of murdering Jacqueline Kirk who was set alight in 1998.

The group wants to use Cumberland Basin for wild swimming but the council says it is too dangerous.

Positive crew tests mean the Tom Cruise movie will not resume for two weeks.

Government minister Robert Jenrick defends the decision to put Portugal on amber travel list.

A 17-year-old was stabbed in front of people who were out enjoying the evening sun.

"I felt like the scum of the earth," says one mother, whose baby was taken away days after its birth.

Belfast social enterprise USEL has won the contract to recycle NI Civil Service documents.

The transport secretary highlights fears a new Covid mutation could hit England's planned unlocking.

Citizens Advice says that about 2.5 million people are believed to be behind with payments.

The BBC's tech correspondent looks at how AI could change the treatment of Parkinson's disease.

A survey of 15 countries finds the lowest level of trust in jabs is in Japan.

Hospitality and tech are the two sectors most lacking workers in May, a report suggests