Uefa and the Premier League have strongly condemned 12 major European clubs, including the 'big six' from England, signing up to a breakaway European Super League.

The online grocery retailer has teamed up with Oxford self-driving firm Oxbotica.

As further restrictions are relaxed to ease us out of lockdown, what rules are changing and when?

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.

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

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

SSP increases from £95.85 to £96.35 a week in April, but unions say it is too little to live on.

New rules to help venues reopen outdoors safely this month have sparked anger from industry groups.

Those who fly more should be taxed more, and air miles incentives should be banned, campaigners say.

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

Restrictions are easing, but with parts of Europe seeing rising infections, should the UK be worried?

The estimate for England comes as the over-50s are urged to book a jab in the coming days.

Two in five students say they would have made better choices if they had had better advice, Ucas finds.

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

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

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

EU leaders will hold a virtual summit on Thursday to discuss the fate of vaccines made on the continent.

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

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

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

Regulators give reassurance and advice on rare blood clot symptoms, such as headache lasting days.

The corporation is expanding out of the capital to "ensure every household gets value from the BBC".

It will permit travel by those vaccinated, or who have tested negative or recently recovered.

The Scottish first minister is to set out proposed dates for the easing of Covid-19 restrictions at Holyrood.

Senior figures tell the BBC Boris Johnson should have been tougher in the autumn to prevent more deaths.

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

One salon owners says some of her clients burst into tears on being told they were reopening.

Wales score seven tries against Italy in Rome to set up a Grand Slam chance against France in Paris next weekend.

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

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

The airport regularly sees queuing times of three hours and on occasion six hours, an executive says.

The oil giant told staff last month that the new model will start for office-based staff this summer.

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

Tariffs on UK cheese and cashmere will also be lifted as the countries try to resolve an old trade row.

The UK economy is expected to recover six months faster than expected from the pandemic, the chancellor says.

A single dose of the Pfizer or Oxford vaccine cuts hospital admissions of older people by about 80%.

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

The Labour leader is not being strident enough in opposition, two ex-shadow ministers say.

Over-40s will be first in line from mid-April after the top nine priority groups receive one dose.

The technology giant has bought around 100 companies in six years, chief executive Tim Cook has revealed.

UK unemployment has risen to 5.1% - its highest level in almost five years, official figures show.

Up to 10,000 fans could be back in stadiums by mid-May as part of the government's plans to move England out of lockdown.

First evidence from the UK's vaccine programme shows a reduction in hospital admissions in Scotland.

Boris Johnson is encouraging other rich countries to donate vaccine doses at a virtual G7 meeting.

By the middle of 2026, all its cars will be available as electric or hybrid models, it said.

There could be a surge in demand from delayed referrals and delays to treatment, a think tank warns.

Sterling rises above $1.39 as the vaccine programme raises hopes that lockdown can be eased.

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

Wales edge out 14-man Scotland in a mesmeric thriller at Murrayfield to maintain their 100% start to their Six Nations campaign.

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

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

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

Parts of Scotland are affected by heavy snowfall as temperature hits 11-year low.

The online supermarket says the Covid pandemic has permanently changed the grocery landscape worldwide.

Matt Dawson says their first win at Twickenham since 1983 was the most complete and authoritative Scotland performance he has seen in his life.

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

Nearly 11 million people have already received a first jab against coronavirus.

Measures include asking voters to bring pens - but some councils fear it will be too difficult to organise.

High Street banks are also told to prepare for the possibility that interest rates could fall below zero.

The Labour leader urges the PM not to repeat "the mistakes of last time," amid Tory calls for easing.

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

The financial regulator says it would be easy for customers to build up unseen debts of £1,000.

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

The European Commission argues the drug-maker is failing to fulfil its promises on the Covid jab.

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes says she wants to provide "stability and certainty" for people and businesses.

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

Nicola Sturgeon says she is concerned the UK's travel restrictions will not go far enough.

More than a million people in 50 countries take part in the biggest poll to date on climate change.

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

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

Police in Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire say they are expecting flooding in their regions.

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".

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

Some areas could see freezing temperatures and 5-10cm of snow on Saturday, the Met Office says.

The retailer insists it has no plans to move online, despite warning shop closures could cost it £1bn.

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

Rival supermarkets defend their pay, with Asda saying looking at hourly rates does not tell the whole story.

Restrictions around takeaway food and click-and-collect services in Scotland are to be toughened.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said this would help teachers to decide "deserved grades".

People are still holding house parties, raves and gambling gatherings, the UK's most senior police officer says.

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.

GPs in England receive doses of the Oxford Covid jab as medics warn of "stretched" wards.

More than half the patients at some hospitals have the virus, forcing other care to be cut back.

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

BBC Two and CBBC will show content for primary and secondary pupils to watch without the internet.

A growing divide over education, jobs, and ethnicity threaten the fabric of society, says Nobel laureate's study.

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

The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine programme is being rolled out less than a week after it became the second approved in the UK.

Boris Johnson warns of "tough" weeks ahead, as coronavirus infection rates continue to surge.

The government insists borders systems will cope when changes to trade and travel kick in at 11pm.

The deal between the UK and EU ends months of arguments over business rules and fishing rights.

The move by Britain's biggest supermarket comes amid shortage fears due to disruption at UK ports.

Jupiter and Saturn - the Solar System's largest planets - have crossed paths in the night sky.

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

Last minute plans for mass testing in England's secondary schools to be run by teachers anger staff.

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

Facebook, Google and others face yearly checks and limits on what they can do with users' data.

Front-line staff warn relaxing rules for the festive period is not a "luxury" the NHS can afford.

A senior Conservative says deploying gunboats to patrol UK waters after 31 December is "undignified".

UK minister Alok Sharma says world leaders are failing to show the necessary level of ambition.

Four Navy boats get ready to patrol UK fishing waters in event of no deal, as negotiations resume.

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

The chairman of Tesco says price rises related to Brexit could change what people choose to eat.

Odeon owner AMC is alarmed by Warner Bros' plan to stream films in US as soon as they hit cinemas.

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

Provisional figures indicate that 2020 will be one of the hottest in a record dating back to 1850.

Nicola Sturgeon says the one-off cash payment is to thank health staff for their "extraordinary service".

Scientific advisers to the government estimate the coronavirus epidemic is no longer growing.

Government guidance says the bubbles should contain a maximum of eight people over the age of 11.

Satisfaction with the BBC among its most loyal audiences is showing "signs of waning", Ofcom says.

Doctor Who, Call the Midwife and Mrs Brown's Boys are among the shows in the festive schedule.

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