A manufacturing firm is considering shutting a Welsh site due to impact of Brexit and Covid.

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

The airport says some travellers are facing waits of up to six hours.

Lord Frost and Maros Sefcovic will discuss the UK's "work plan" for the NI part of the Brexit deal.

It comes after all over-50s and those in high-risk groups in the UK have been offered a first dose.

Shoppers have been rushing back to the High Street, where queues were seen outside some retailers.

Covid rules are eased to allow non-essential retail and close-contact services to resume.

The drop in England and Wales comes amid efforts to reassure the public about vaccine safety.

The health secretary says the vaccine rollout remains on track to jab all adults by the end of July.

Slavia Prague score a dramatic stoppage time equaliser to leave Arsenal's Europa League ambitions hanging in the balance.

The vaccine is the third to be used in the UK, with England's rollout due "in the next few days".

Initial results from trials in 12- to 15-year-olds in the US will be handed to regulators.

Leaders will also review plans to curb exports of Covid vaccines, which could affect supply to the UK.

After weeks of tension over Covid vaccine supplies, the two sides now say they are working together.

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

France inflict heartbreak on Wales as they seal a 32-30 victory in dramatic fashion to deny Wayne Pivac's side a Grand Slam in Paris.

Ireland produce an outstanding display to overcome an ill-disciplined England 32-18 in the Six Nations despite Bundee Aki's red card.

Leeds United's all-time record goalscorer Peter Lorimer dies aged 74.

Local health organisations in England have been told to expect a reduced vaccine supply in April.

The England rollout comes as figures show nearly half of UK adults have had one dose.

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

Head teachers warn of pushy parents lobbying for higher GCSE and A-level grades in cancelled exams.

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

It was set up to help prevent lockdowns but there have been two more since its launch, MPs say.

An EU diplomat is summoned to the Foreign Office following comments by the bloc's top official.

Boris Johnson says he wants to see air passenger duties on UK flights fall to help neglected areas.

The Restaurant Group says its sales dived by 57% last year after its sites were forced to close.

English councils will take a long time to recover without more help, a spending watchdog warns.

Rapid approval without lengthy tests can happen if new vaccines are needed to fight variants, say regulators.

The move will help millions of people, Rishi Sunak says, ahead of setting out his tax and spending plans.

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

The 1990s shows will be rebooted for the new Paramount+ streaming site. So why all the nostalgia?

In a letter, 20 organisations say measures to tackle airborne spread of coronavirus are "inadequate".

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

Barclays sees profits dive after setting aside billions for loans expected to turn sour due to Covid.

Healthy, young volunteers will be deliberately infected with a low dose of coronavirus.

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

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

Jeremy Miles MS says it is irresponsible for UK officials to claim trade changes were "unexpected".

The Met Office says Braemar in Aberdeenshire recorded the coldest night since December 1995.

European Commission's Maros Sefcovic and Michael Gove will discuss post-Brexit trading rules later.

The aim is for health and social care to join up more, but Labour questions the timing of the move.

The postal service plans to retain many staff taken on over Christmas after deliveries hit record highs.

The expert heading the UK's genetic surveillance says research into strains will go into the 2030s.

Six million people aged over 65 in England are at high risk of lung damage, a new report says.

It comes as the UK and Welsh governments disagree on whether early voting should take place.

The cold snap will not be as extreme as in 2018, forecasters say, but will cause disruption this weekend.

That's enough liquid to fill 20 Olympic swimming pools - or many, many thousands of baths.

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

The Kent variant now dominant in the UK appears to be undergoing some "worrying" new changes.

Nicola Sturgeon is expected to give details on the opening of schools to "some" children.

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

Call to wipe interest on student loans in England for 15 months, as ministers offer £50m support fund.

Arlene Foster denounces "threats" against staff checking on animal and food products at Larne and Belfast.

Primary children may start a phased return to school next month if Covid rates continue to fall.

An international trial shows the jab gives complete protection against hospitalisation and death.

Nadhim Zahawi says supply is tight, but he expects the UK to meet its February target of 15 million doses.

Supermarkets say card payment problems that led to long queues are resolved, but cause still unknown

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

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

The UK's chief medical adviser warns that "a very small change and it could start taking off again".

Clothing was the hardest-hit sector last year, seeing a 25% drop in sales overall.

The premiere of No Time To Die, Daniel Craig's final 007 outing, is pushed back again due to Covid.

Vaughan Gething says he made a "mistake" after claiming most over 80s had received their first dose.

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

Vaughan Gething says the challenge in Wales is "having enough infrastructure" to deliver the jabs.

Some 10% of the UK population is showing signs of recent infection, a doubling since October, says ONS.

Leicester go top of the Premier League as goals from Wilfred Ndidi and James Maddison secure victory against Chelsea.

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

Earlier the first minister said he did not want vaccinators "standing around with nothing to do".

There are very few spare beds for the most seriously ill patients in parts of the country, the NHS says.

The Welsh Ambulance Service boss warns that difficult weeks lie ahead in Covid-19 fight.

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