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Many businesses can reopen from next Friday, but drink-only pubs must remain closed.

Hundreds of residents reported hearing explosions in the early hours of Friday caused by the weather phenomenon.

Despite the disruption, the fashion chain still expects to see sales and profits increase this year.

Scotland's front pages cover the vaccine rollout in Scotland and the pandemic's impact on the NHS.

Three employees and a contractor were killed in the blast at a water recycling centre in Avonmouth.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.

Marc Sutton, originally from Caerphilly, was mistaken for a wild boar in the French forest.

Brexit talks are to resume on Friday as compromises over issues such as fishing rights are sought.

Pupils and teachers should get details of what assessments in Wales will look like by January.

New rules restrict hospitality and ban indoor activities, but do allow travel into England.

"It's so hard to concentrate when you're in your own room because they can't see you."

Filmmaker Xavier Alford explores up to his rare illness for the first time as it slowly paralyses his arms and legs.

The death of Nigel Demaline's wife, Pauline, of Covid-19, prompted him to help test a new vaccine.

The children of Newburgh in Fife have been trusted to design the town's festive illuminations.

Changes to the 1996 Treasure Act are aimed at protecting newly-discovered treasure.

Joe White will also act as consul-general to San Francisco when he takes on the role later this year.

Ros Atkins from BBC's Outside Source asks if people will have to be vaccinated against the virus.

Using the government's coronavirus data, where in England has the most cases among over-60s?

The money has disappeared from circulation and is unaccounted for, say MPs and auditors.

Online shoppers are being warned of the risks of cyber-fraud during the festive season.