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GPs are advised to plan to vaccinate those over 80 who are not living in a care home from 4 January.

Boris Johnson spoke to Micheál Martin by phone on Friday about the Brexit talks and the pandemic.

The leader is "disappointed" by broad brush approach rather than factoring in regional differences.

The tweet is deleted and British Airways says it "unintentionally strayed offside".

Michael Gove warns MPs strict rules are still needed in England despite lockdown ending on 2 December.

A demand for school exams to be completely axed is among stories on Scotland's front pages.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

Aberdeen is not a Covid-19 hotspot but pressure on intensive care unit staff is starting to show.

Thousands more signatures will be required for petitions to be considered for debate in the Senedd.

People are asked to wait outside a shopping centre as it manages capacity for social-distancing.

Bowling alleys and indoor entertainment venues will also have to close under new restrictions.

The EU's Michel Barnier arrived in London on Friday evening, as the two sides try to agree a deal.

Jonny Bairstow makes his highest Twenty20 international score as England beat South Africa by five wickets in the series opener in Cape Town.

First and deputy first minister announce the appointment of the former Utility Regulator boss.

England are "crying out for competitive games", says manager Phil Neville after his squad played the first of two training-camp matches.

There are fears Covid cases in schools may force children and teachers to self-isolate at Christmas.

People living and working in the lower Cynon valley will be eligible for a test.