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Professor Chris Witty told a press conference there was "no evidence" it was more dangerous.
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It's the toughest level of restrictions in England but what does it mean you can no longer do?
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Doctors are having to cancel vaccination appointments because the doses haven't arrived as planned.
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The new strain may be growing faster in some parts of the country, Health Secretary tells MPs.
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A new variant of Covid-19 could be speeding up the spread of cases in parts of south east England, says Matt Hancock.
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Annie Innes, 90, from South Lanarkshire, is the first person to be be vaccinated in a care home.
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A woman says concerns her husband could miss their son being born was a major factor in the decision.
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The US president asks for an "adjustment" to plans to vaccinate senior officials in the coming days.
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Surgeries in more than 100 locations are receiving their first deliveries of the Pfizer jab.
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Medical safety gear worth millions of pounds has yet to be distributed months after it was bought.
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Men who have sex with men in a long-term relationship will now be able to donate blood at any time.
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Nirmal Singh says he wants his community to learn from his family's experience with the disease.
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The BBC's Karishma Vaswani takes a look around a vaccine cold storage facility in Singapore.
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The authorities have been struggling to control a growing number of infections and deaths.
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NHS bosses say they are worried about January, after the US saw a spike in cases after Thanksgiving.
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Some 67 local authorities in England are taking part in the community testing schemes.
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The US Food and Drug Administration gave its approval late on Friday after White House pressure.
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The BBC's Jon Ironmonger met rough sleepers on the streets of Milton Keynes.
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The study by the Tavistock gender clinic shows all but one child was also later given cross-sex hormones.
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A study has identified genes that provide clues about why some people get seriously ill from Covid-19.
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The change will apply to contacts of coronavirus cases and people quarantining after travel.
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But infections kept falling in most English regions as the second lockdown ended.
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First results of mass Covid testing of students report "low numbers" of positive cases.
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The aim is to see whether mixing two vaccines could improve protection against Covid-19.
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Coronavirus pandemic measures mean the hospitals face an uphill struggle to restore services.
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Nearly 163,000 people had been waiting over a year at the end of October, compared with 1,600 in February.
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Users of the app in England and Wales can now apply for £500 if eligible.
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The pandemic inspires a scheme to pair language students with older people in France via video link.
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Margaret Keenan, the 90-year-old first in line for the coronavirus jab, has been reunited with her family.
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People with history of significant allergic reactions told not to have Pfizer/BioNTech jab.
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Poorer nations will miss out despite steps to ensure access is fair, campaigners warn.
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A man who lost his dad in October shares his experience of grieving during the Covid pandemic.
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Danielle Thorburn, 29, sees her multiple sclerosis diagnosis as a "challenge" to achieve her goals.
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Nurse Laura Liffiton has travelled across the US for six months, helping in the fight against Covid.
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And how to immunise yourself against the spread of fake news about what medicines work.
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The peer-reviewed work in the Lancet medical journal confirms the vaccine is 'safe and protects'.
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From the first jab to that quote from the PM, the NHS's biggest ever vaccination programme is underway.
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Margaret Keenan, who turns 91 next week, becomes the first person in the world to get the jab as part of a mass vaccination programme, calling it the "best early birthday present".
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Joanna Sloan, who will head up Belfast's vaccine roll out, received the jab at the Royal Victoria Hospital.
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American regulators are yet to approve the vaccine, despite the UK pushing ahead with mass rollout.
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As the UK becomes the first country in the world to approve mass use of a Covid vaccine for over-16s, the BBC's Laura Foster explains which high-risk groups will receive it first.
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Trials are being planned in the UK to see if combining Covid vaccines might give the best protection.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he is thrilled that the first patients have received the Covid-19 vaccine but warns that the UK must stick to the rules for a few more months.
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A 90-year-old woman in Coventry becomes the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19, outside trial conditions.
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About 70 hospital hubs in the UK are gearing up to give the Pfizer/BioNTech jab to over-80s and some health and care staff, after regulators approved the vaccine's use last week.
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Dr Penny Ward, a professor of pharmaceutical medicine, answers four questions about the Covid-19 vaccine.
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The poorest parts of England have seen the biggest cuts to councils' public health budgets, a new study suggests.
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Military personnel could transport doses of virus vaccine to ensure supplies, a minister says.
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The Pakistan hospital runs out of oxygen for hours, with patients' relatives 'begging' staff to help.
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More than 200 people are in hospital in Andhra Pradesh state because of an unidentified illness.