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Wales speeds up lifting of COVID lockdown restrictions once again 22nd April 2021

Wales is again speeding up the lifting of COVID lockdown restrictions by bringing forward further reopenings by two weeks.

Australian trade minister 'absolutely confident' of deal with UK 22nd April 2021

Australia and Britain are heading towards a free trade deal during two days of talks in London.

William and Kate release new picture of Prince Louis to mark his third birthday 22nd April 2021

A new photograph of Prince Louis has been released by his parents to mark his third birthday on Friday.

55 new cases of Indian 'double mutation' variant found in UK in latest week 22nd April 2021

A further 55 cases of the coronavirus "double mutation" variant first detected in India have been discovered in the UK in the week to 21 April, Public Health England (PHE) has said.

Concerns as most senior civil servant oversees fallout from PM's Downing St refurbishment 22nd April 2021

Britain's most senior civil servant is personally overseeing the fallout from the refurbishment of Downing Street, Whitehall sources have told Sky News.

Bay City Rollers singer Les McKeown dies aged 65 22nd April 2021

Bay City Rollers singer Les McKeown has died at the age of 65, his family has said.

More than 11 million have had both jabs in UK - as COVID vaccine figures for local areas revealed 22nd April 2021

More than 11 million people in the UK have now had both doses of a coronavirus vaccine, new figures show.

COVID passports for foreign travel will be available 'as soon as possible' 22nd April 2021

Britons' prospects of booking a foreign holiday this summer have been given a boost, with the government saying coronavirus passports will be available "as soon as possible".

The mystery of the late-night lumberjack chain-sawing down trees under the cover of darkness 22nd April 2021

A mystery tree-feller is chain-sawing down trees under the cover of darkness.

PM's apology after report finds black and Asian war casualties treated unequally 21st April 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has offered an "unreserved apology" after a new report found up to 350,000 predominantly black and Asian service personnel have not been formally remembered in the same way as their white comrades.