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Vaccinated people are catching and then spreading the virus to those they live with, UK study finds.

MP Simon Clarke opted out of a Downing Street Budget photograph because of agoraphobia - what does it feel like to live with it?

The Stormont finance minister says the executive is right to be "cautious" in easing restrictions.

For Ollie Springett the pressure of working on the front line during the pandemic was too much.

Visitors in west Wales are banned from visiting hospitals amid high numbers of Covid-19 infections.

The West Midlands trust raises its risk rating for ambulance handover delays to its highest level.

The actress tells the BBC nations must start sharing jabs to help reach the WHO's vaccination goals.

The Treasury has been making some claims about pay in the public and private sectors.

The hospital said it was "unlikely to be the sole or main factor" in the deaths of two children.

At least tens of thousands in the UK, it is estimated, are not receiving the help they need.

Dancer Paul Wilson took up care work during lockdown and has decided to follow it as a career path.

More than 100,000 Scots are waiting for a booster despite receiving their second dose more than six months ago.

Journalist and podcaster Twiggy talks about how she cried when she was diagnosed with ADHD.

Neely vaccinated people at London's ExCel centre and has returned to the former field hospital.

The BBC visits Church on the Street in Burnley, which supports some of the area's most vulnerable.

Zykiah went from washing family cars to cleaning for Gary Neville, Molly-Mae Hague and Scott McTominay.

A student and a medical doctor tell Newsbeat about experiencing bowel cancer.

Guillain-Barre Syndrome is more likely to occur in people who catch Covid, study finds.

Councils should be able to use exclusion zones to stop the protests outside schools, Labour says.

The new money is welcomed by health leaders, but they warn it will not solve staff shortages.

The Scottish Hospitality Group says the first weekend of enforcement of the scheme was an "unmitigated disaster".

The heath secretary says an extra £5.6bn for the NHS will be "new money" to tackle waiting lists.

Homecare companies say the rates they are paid by local authorities do not cover basic costs.

But the chancellor says the data does not suggest "immediately" moving to government's back-up plan.

Dementia patient Esme Hanson was left stranded in hospital because of a lack of home care.

Illness has left Kathryn Crofts with badly-damaged lungs and a possible heart problem.

The BBC's Tulip Mazumdar has reported on maternal health and the issues women face across the world. Here she reflects on her own experiences of pregnancy and baby loss.

Ros Atkins looks at why Covid infections are rising in the UK – and what should happen next.

Three daughters are now qualified nurses like their mother, and one is a physiotherapist.

Tougher measures to stop the spread of coronavirus could be avoided with early action, advisers say.

It may be more contagious than Delta, but there is no evidence yet that it causes worse illness, experts say.

The UK has higher infections than most of its neighbours, as scientists fear a difficult winter.

Fewer adults are practising social distancing than think it is important, figures for Great Britain show.

There is a "real risk" that people "are being misled over the capability" of 111, a coroner warns.

England's Care Quality Commission issues a warning, saying staff are "exhausted and depleted".

Alison McDonald was diagnosed with a blood cancer after she lost several inches in height.

Relationship education is now compulsory in England, including sex education at secondary schools.

A US team says it successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig's kidney into a brain-dead human.

The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust says there is "unprecedented demand" on services.

Boris Johnson is urging those eligible for a third dose to organise appointments straight away.

The global health body says healthcare workers should be prioritised for vaccination.

The kidney, from a genetically-altered pig, appeared to function well, say the surgical team.

A doctors' union says ministers must reimpose measures such as compulsory face masks as cases rise.

Tory peer Lord Robathan says the government's anti-obesity drive is not working - but a minister defends it.

Doctors fear they could be overwhelmed, but new measures are still not being deployed in England.

Waiting lists in Wales stand at 657,539, which is equivalent to more than a fifth of the population.

Sarah Buckle woke up in hospital after a suspected spiking incident in a Nottingham nightclub in September.

The BBC followed India, 28, before and after gastric sleeve surgery.

The NHS is set to fund innovative therapy that patients say has given them their lives back.

Additional measures are not needed in England at this point, the health secretary says.