The food delivery firm suffered a technical glitch, but says it has resolved the situation.

Charity retailers ask givers to book before just turning up with donations as people flock back.

Sir James Dyson defends moving his firm's headquarters to Singapore and says Dyson is a British firm.

Despite the improvement, exports still remain below 2020 levels, the UK statistics body says.

The EU is working to improve conditions but the UK is not keeping pace, says the TUC.

Boris Johnson and more than 20 other leaders say another health crisis is a matter of "not if, but when".

It took almost a week to dislodge a giant container ship blocking one the world's busiest trade routes.

Ceramics, make-up and furniture could be hit amid a row over a new UK tax on tech firms.

The chancellor urges firms not to scrap offices altogether, warning employees may leave if they do.

The move puts 1,465 jobs at risk and means it has axed a third of its stores in less than a year.

The UK Health Security Agency launches next week, aiming to protect the nation from future pandemics.

The Queen reflects on the "grief and loss felt by so many" as the country holds a minute's silence.

The decline suggests the winter wave of coronavirus deaths has ended, experts say.

The hubs in Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast and Darlington will aim to provide local firms with advice.

Mark Drakeford says he wants to be honest and realistic, not "paint the most optimistic plan I can".

Six other countries were worse affected during the second wave of the pandemic, according to ONS figures.

The government announces first stages of plans to get superfast broadband to the majority of UK homes.

A government decision to reduce subsidies is criticised by the motor industry and UK businesses.

Cornwall has overtaken London as the most searched for location among property buyers, data suggests.

Bank of England says a rebound is likely in 2021, but it still depends on the "evolution of the pandemic".

The outgoing chief executive of a London trust warns the health service needs more capacity to avoid crisis.

The shadow business secretary tells the BBC the company is too vital for the UK to collapse.

Dominic Raab says the UK should use its "clout" to be "a force for good in the world".

The UK will also shift focus towards Indo-Pacific countries, following a year-long foreign policy review.

But the government says Brexit enables the UK to set its own rules to deliver better environmental outcomes.

The reassessment of security and defence also paves the way for the UK to increase stocks of nuclear weapons.

All over 50s could be vaccinated ahead of schedule, thanks to good supplies, say experts.

It is also a record year for diversity in the acting nominations and for female directors.

Andrew Bailey has been criticised for evidence he gave over a scandal in which 11,000 savers lost money.

Loungewear and smart watches are other commonly bought goods now used to measure changes in the cost of living.

Ministers say "increased" controversy over the Cumbria mine means a public inquiry is needed.

Official figures show a sharp drop in trade in goods with the EU as the Brexit transition period ended.

Ministers say the move will help firms after Covid - but Labour says it "smacks of ill-preparedness".

A "compelling reason" is no longer needed to travel to and from the non-EU countries, officials say.

Scale of cancelled treatments is revealed with hospitals facing 'dire' backlog after Covid surge.

Unlocking too quickly would lead to a substantial surge in infection, the UK's chief medical adviser says.

The party's shadow health secretary says yearly drills would help the UK prepare for future threats.

The UK's largest mortgage lender, the Halifax, says the stamp duty holiday extension was welcome.

Two reports from MPs cast doubt on the government's approach to meeting its climate change goals.

Where was the help for the environment, social care, renters, and to cover the future costs of Covid?

But Prime Minister Boris Johnson defends allocations from the Towns Fund as "completely impartial".

Tax rises and an extension of Covid support are both tipped to be announced in this week’s Budget.

The channel will make a comeback, after scoring hits with Normal People and Fleabag online.

The first detailed studies of the P.1 variant suggest it may be up to twice as transmissible.

It comes as the search continues for a person in England infected with the Brazilian variant.

Boris Johnson's comments come as Tory MPs lobby the Chancellor to cut rates for business in the budget

The whereabouts of one infected person is unknown, as they did not give their full contact details.

The UK has 7.3 critical care beds per 100,000 people, compared to Germany's 33.8 and the US's 34.3.

The ex-chancellor says Boris Johnson must "do the right thing", even if it means risking unpopularity.

Study finds infections fell by two-thirds - and more in London - but warns virus levels remain high.

It may be legal to insist on vaccinations in new staff contracts, the justice secretary says.

Arrivals from "red list" countries must pay £1,750 to spend 10 days in government-sanctioned hotels.

Boris Johnson says the government will set out its plans on 22 February, which could include target dates.

Researchers looked at teacher and pupil Covid "sick days" in England in the autumn term up to Christmas.

The chairman of the chain is calling for pubs to reopen at the same time as non-essential shops.

Everyone in top four priority groups will have been offered a Covid jab by Friday, ministers claim.

There are key differences in rules between England’s system and elsewhere, a BBC analysis shows.

The size of the economy shrank by 9.9% in 2020 as coronavirus restrictions hit output, figures show.

Its use in people over 65 as well as in countries where variants are circulating is recommended.

The UK's second-largest supermarket joins Tesco in promising to price-match German discounter Aldi.

MPs say care homes received a fraction of the PPE needed compared with the health service.

Centralising responsibility for social care would risk disruption, a council-commissioned report says.

Chairman Peter Cowgill says the new EU trade deal has meant "double-digit millions" in extra costs.

The spider crab and megrim sole are to be rebranded to get rid of "negative connotations".

Ministers are urged not to replace weekly Universal Credit increase with a one-off payment next month.

People crossing the Irish border without "a reasonable excuse" can be fined €100 (£88) from Monday.

Leaders should not be "driven by a calendar", says a scientist advising the government.

A leading scientist warns Boris Johnson digging for coal undermines the UK's climate change efforts.

Both sides have vowed to "work intensively" to solve post-Brexit trade problems in Northern Ireland.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer wants tougher restrictions to prevent new coronavirus variants coming in.

The UK wrote to the bloc calling for lighter enforcement of rules as port staff face threats over checks.

There are serious delays in tackling “critical” issues like air quality and wildlife loss, MPs say.

The government promises to push Brussels to change its transport rules on scallops, clams and mussels.

A new package of measures is designed to make online casino games less intensive and safer.

The PM says it relies on factors such as the vaccine rollout going well and Covid cases coming down.

Boris Johnson says most people in Scotland are focused on defeating Covid rather than another referendum.

Both sides pledge to work together after a reported 50 million-dose shortfall for the 27-member EU.

The EU calls for "fair" distribution after vaccine companies cut back on pledged supplies.

Another 7,700 registered with coronavirus on the death certificate brings the total to nearly 104,000.

The requirement would apply to British nationals arriving in the UK from high-risk countries.

The UK's nations and regions are being treated as if they were "invisible", the former PM warns.

The move sparks concerns that customers could see prices rise if merchants pass on the higher cost.

With lots of Premier League teams at the halfway point in their season, which players have impressed fans the most so far?

The Japanese car maker has told the BBC its Sunderland plant is secure for the long term.

Boris Johnson says England's measures will be reviewed once the priority groups have had the vaccine.

The education secretary says schools in England will be given two weeks' notice before reopening.

The Worthy Farm event has been scrapped for a second year running due to the global pandemic.

Tuition fees in England are being frozen for another year and ministers outline plans to reform post-16 education.

Unilever says that by 2030 suppliers must pay staff enough to cover a family's basic needs.

Researchers warn that unless something changes, hospitals will continue facing significant pressure.

Powys meat processing plant warns the extra cost of selling into the EU could mean major job losses.

NI Secretary Brandon Lewis said empty shelves in Northern Ireland were down to Covid-19.

The home secretary has been recorded telling supporters she was an "advocate" of closures last year.

The PM says he wants them vaccinated "as soon as possible" but will listen to scientific advice.

A National Audit Office report calls on the corporation to produce "a long-term financial plan".

The ex-government adviser said the Tories would be seen as the "nasty party" by ending the top-up.

Labour accuses Kwasi Kwarteng of "unpicking" workers' rights, as minister confirms he will review rules.

The total number of deaths within 28 days of a positive test during the pandemic is now above 90,000.

Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may reopen region by region after lockdown.

The UK's push to secure a deal over fossil fuels is being undercut by a decision to allow a new coal mine, MPs warn.

Pressure grows on PM after non-binding motion on universal credit top-up is passed by 278 votes.

Boris Johnson promises £23m in compensation for exporters which have lost orders due to delays.

The R number in the UK is officially estimated at 1.2-1.3 as a further 1,280 deaths are reported.

The footballer joins celebrities and campaigners to call for action in a letter to the prime minister.

England's cancer, critical care, A&E and routine treatments all hit as hospitals accommodate virus patients.

New Brexit trade rules mean Britain's biggest supermarket faces problems importing some fruit, meat and ready meals.

The health secretary urges people to follow rules, saying "individual decisions" make a difference.

Lidl, Just Eat and Asos say demand for fizz, takeaways and clothes all rose during December.

Last year saw 697,000 deaths registered in the UK - 14% above what would be expected.

More than a third of people using screens more in lockdown reported eyesight changes, a study suggests.

Dutch TV films officials confiscating ham sandwiches from UK drivers under new food import rules.

The content will not count in a mobile data allowance to help keep costs of online learning down.

Criticism of new Brexit trade rules is growing as firms warn of more bureaucracy, higher costs and delays.

Seventeen million doses have been ordered by the UK and are expected to arrive in spring.

International travellers will have to take a Covid test up to 72 hours before departing.

Industry leaders say uncertainty over future funding is causing concern.

It is the highest toll recorded on one day since April, as MPs support new measures in England.

There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.

Gavin Williamson will "trust in teachers rather than algorithms" in awarding this year's results.

Founder Annemarie Plas says the initiative will return on Thursday under the new name of Clap for Heroes.

FTSE 100 chiefs will by Wednesday have earned more this year than the average worker's annual wage.

Some EU specialist firms stop delivering to the UK because of tax changes that took effect on 1 January.

Michel Barnier says it is now "the moment of truth", while Boris Johnson warns of "difficult" talks.

The PM and the EU Commission head speak again by phone, and acknowledge differences remain.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak extends the furlough scheme for one month until the end of April 2021.

The Budget had been set to happen in Autumn 2020 but was ditched due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"Just because you can do something doesn't mean it's sensible in any way," Prof Chris Whitty warns.

The president of the EU Commission says the "next few days" will be decisive for trade negotiations.

Urban developments in the Midlands and north of England will now be prioritised in government U-turn.

Health Minister Nadhim Zahawi says it is a "really good start" to the UK's programme.

In a blow to campaigners, judges say ministers' decision to approve the runway was legitimate.

The model train maker says it's in a difficult position and has paused all international orders until January 2021.

UK and EU negotiators are trying to agree a post-Brexit trade deal by 31 December.

A final decision on a deal was expected on Sunday, but the two sides sent negotiators back to the table.

The new strain may be growing faster in some parts of the country, Health Secretary tells MPs.

Officials will hold discussions with France's EDF about funding the Sizewell C project in Suffolk.

Boris Johnson urges Brussels to make a "big change" as the deadline set by the two sides approaches.

Malcolm Turnbull tells BBC Question Time his country's arrangement with the EU has "large barriers".

Most risks to financial stability posed by Covid and a no-deal Brexit have been mitigated, the Bank says.

The EU's contingency plans for "no deal" include measures to ensure smooth air and road travel.

The EU has set out the measures it would take if no trade deal is agreed with the UK.

EU pandemic rules and Brexit may restrict travellers from entering the European Union.

The UK's economy grew by just 0.4% in the month as the recovery continued to slow.

Sunday becomes the new deadline for a decision on trade talks, after the PM and EU chief meet in Brussels.

The deal is one of many aimed at replicating trade pacts that will cease when the UK leaves the EU.

The peer-reviewed work in the Lancet medical journal confirms the vaccine is 'safe and protects'.

The UK will drop plans to override the Brexit divorce deal, removing a potential obstacle to a trade deal.

Boris Johnson says "hope springs eternal" ahead of a meeting with the European Commission president.

The industry tells MPs it has not had enough time to prepare for the end of the Brexit transition period.

The UK says it is still working for a deal, but the EU's mood is described as "gloomy".

Alok Sharma says he expects the doses to arrive for the start of the UK's vaccination programme.

Infection levels are down among all age groups and all regions apart from one, data suggests.

The UK warns chances of a breakthrough are "receding", as it negotiates with the EU over business rules.

The EU says vaccines are not a "football competition" after Education Secretary Gavin Williamson's comment.

The cut comes at a time when the industry is suffering from low passenger numbers due to the pandemic.

Talks continue, as a source tells the BBC that Brussels are "bringing new elements into the negotiation".

Only the US, Brazil, India and Mexico have recorded more coronavirus deaths than the UK.

The environment secretary says the ban could be in place by the end of 2021 in a move away from EU rules.

The prime minister said the NHS remained under pressure, despite a four-week national lockdown.

Regional Ofsted bosses say schooling has been 'completely disrupted' by Covid-19 in some areas.

It follows suggestions pubs and restaurants may turn away people who don't get a coronavirus vaccine.

Researchers are to investigate whether young people and those not in hospital could be affected.

There were an estimated 72,000 new cases of coronavirus a day in England between 13 and 24 November.

The company could make an announcement as soon as Monday - putting 13,000 jobs at risk.

Drop plans to rewrite withdrawal agreement by end of month or risk scuppering trade deal, UK is told.