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.

Hammerson, whose centres include the Bullring and Brent Cross, is "resetting rents to more affordable levels".

The boss of Europe's biggest holiday company thinks successful vaccine programmes can prevent another washout.

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.

Travel trade group Abta warns that the cost of testing is still a "significant restriction" for people.

The so-called “polluter elite” must change their lifestyles to tackle climate change, a report says.

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

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

Analysts say rise in visitors to retail parks shows shoppers keen to return to physical shopping.

Plans to convert sheds, garages and extensions in order to work from home can leave some uninsured.

Loneliness in the pandemic has been more intense for young people in poor, urban areas.

Sunny and windy weather led to a surge in renewable sources of energy, the operator says.

Wednesday is the first day of trading for 70,000 retail investors, as 400 UK riders are expected to stage a strike.

Introducing Covid status certificates risks creating a "two-tier Britain", critics say.

It comes after airlines criticised plans to make travellers pay for pre and post-travel testing.

The IMF has upgraded both its UK and global forecasts compared with what it projected in January.

Half the fashion chain's 400 stores will reopen, saving 2,000 jobs, but the rest are left behind.

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

The WHO says the situation in the wider Europe region is more worrying than it has been in several months.

And another study shows even 96-year-olds are producing an impressive immune response.

Metal tycoon Sanjeev Gupta is racing to refinance his business after his financial backer collapsed.

Million students still waiting for a university return date, with calls for it to be April not May.

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

Deliveroo shares close well below their expected price after big investors' attitude to company soured.

Permission to comment and an easier way to see a chronological feed are both in the works.

M&S, Asda and Thorntons are among those seeing a big rise in eggs sales ahead of the Easter weekend.

Business secretary concerned about "opaque" nature of ownership but won't rule out public purchase.

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

In the oldest people, roughly 90% had signs of protection against the virus in their blood.

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

France is to be classed a "high-risk" area as Germans are warned of a possible 100,000 infections a day.

The bloc tells AstraZeneca to honour its EU contracts but backs global supply chains.

A review on certificates showing jab status is ongoing but no decisions have been made, PM says.

The health secretary said 'essential' government powers need to stay but other measures have been scrapped.

The bank says 840 staff will be affected by the decision although it will try to offer them roles elsewhere.

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

But Boris Johnson immediately retracts the comments made during a Zoom meeting with Tory MPs.

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 number of workers on UK company payrolls climbed by 200,000 in the three months to February.

Boris Johnson says the UK will "feel effects" of growing case numbers in Europe amid a row over vaccines.

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.

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

It is understood a shipment of five million AstraZeneca doses to the UK has been held up by four weeks.

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

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

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

People who have had both jabs will be able to register their status on BA's smartphone app.

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

A major study by biomedical database UK Biobank will examine the long-term impacts of coronavirus.

The bank will ask investors to back the plan following pressure from a shareholder campaign group.

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

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

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish says the proposed Champions League reforms would have "a devastating effect" on English football.

Cruise lines will be able to restart domestic trips as early as 17 May, according to the maritime minister.

The UK government is taking the step to ease the movement of plants without the agreement of the EU.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is accused of hitting the poorest hardest in his Budget plan to balance the books.

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

The food delivery firm hopes to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange this year.

The latest Brexit flare up is over checks on goods to NI, which remains in the EU's single market.

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

Kwasi Kwarteng says help for firms and workers will continue, as Chancellor Rishi Sunak prepares to unveil the Budget.

Wildlife experts urge the prime minister to step up action on the loss of species in the UK.

With hospitality closed during lockdown, charities and apps are stepping in to help cut food waste.

Wales take the Triple Crown with a bonus-point win against England after early controversy in their Six Nations match in Cardiff.

Infection rates are declining overall, but some regions are seeing a rise in cases.

The move to the second-highest level means the NHS is no longer at imminent risk of being overwhelmed.

The supermarket says it has begun consulting with workers over a major restructuring of its business.

The High Street-only retailer says it has lost £1.1bn in sales due to the recent lockdown.

Organisers are "very confident" the events will happen this summer, as lockdown is due to be eased.

Covid "devastated" air travel in 2020, the UK's largest airport says, as it sinks to a £2bn loss.

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

The announcement comes as the youngest pupils in Wales go back to class in a phased return.

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.

The lifting of England's restrictions must be "cautious and prudent", Boris Johnson says.

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

Prices climbed at their fastest annual rate since October 2014, official figures show.

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

JLR will launch electric models of its entire Jaguar and Land Rover line-up by 2030.

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.

Manchester City strengthen their grip at the top of the Premier League table after beating Tottenham to open up a seven-point lead.

Data suggests lockdown is working, but the health secretary says there is "still a long way to go".

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

Eastbourne, Bexley, Luton and Peterborough will be able to borrow more to fund day-to-day costs.

Official calls for people to pause summer holiday plans have made no difference, UK holiday providers say.

Amsterdam ousts London in the wake of Brexit changes, as the Bank of England warns over EU financial rules.

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

People arriving in England from Covid hotspots also face £10,000 fines or jail if they break the rules.

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

A small study suggests the AstraZeneca vaccine may be less effective against the South African variant.

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

The cryptocurrency surges 17% as Tesla also said it could start accepting Bitcoin as payment.

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

Dominic Calvert-Lewin secures a dramatic point for Everton in stoppage time as they twice come from behind to hold Manchester United.

The Halifax says prices fell last month and are likely to come under pressure in the months ahead.

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

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

The regulator wants people to change provider more easily, but feels many people are put off switching.

Institute for Fiscal Studies warns the "long-run costs" of the pandemic will hit children disproportionately.

Financial regulators in the US and UK say they are monitoring share trading and potential market abuse.

Shares in the games firm dive as major trading platforms try to control frenzied buying.

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

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

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Boris Johnson says he understands parents' frustrations but the infection rate is "still very high".

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.

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

Estate agents call for tougher measures - as buyers race to beat the end of the stamp duty holiday.

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

There has been a fourfold increase in mortgage products for those offering a 10% deposit.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says there is "no doubt at all" Covid-19 is spreading in shops.

A Supreme Court ruling provides a lifeline for many firms that had business interruption insurance.

Tui, the UK's largest tour operator, says 50% of bookings on their website are currently by over-50s.

It follows similar moves by Morrisons and Sainsbury's, but those with medical reasons will be exempt.

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

People refusing to wear face coverings who are not medically exempt will not be allowed to shop inside.

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

The lender says it expects "downward pressure on house prices" in 2021 following annual rise of 6% last year.

Business groups welcomed the new help as a good start but said more aid and a clear plan would be needed.

The bakery chain says it does not expect profits to return to pre-Covid levels until 2022 at the earliest.

In a TV address, Labour's leader says millions of doses need to be given each week by the end of January.

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

Boris Johnson says more areas may need tougher rules, as Labour urges England-wide curbs within 24 hours.

Manchester United move level on points with Premier League leaders Liverpool as a Bruno Fernandes penalty seals victory over Aston Villa.

Pharmacies ask government to employ its high street network to accelerate delivery of newly approved vaccine.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says the league table is "the last thing" he is thinking about after Newcastle frustrate the champions.

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

London now has the highest percentage of people testing positive in the UK, ONS figures suggest.

Officials continue to thrash out final details, after weeks of argument over fishing and business rules.

Travel restrictions and quarantine rules have been introduced to limit the spread.

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

Politicians are in talks to resume freight, after France closed the border because of the new variant.

The food industry says port disruption makes it hard for foreign firms to trust UK exporters post-Brexit.

Spain and India are among the nations to suspend flights amid concern over spread of new variant.

France will stop lorries arriving from the UK for 48 hours amid concerns about a new coronavirus variant.

With a decision expected before Christmas, UK sources say it is increasingly likely there will be no deal.

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Retailers warn more jobs and businesses are at risk as non-essential shops are forced to close.

Family mixing at Christmas will be much reduced and scrapped completely for parts of the South East.

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.

Office for National Statistics figures suggest one in every 95 people in England has the virus.

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

It means more than two-thirds of the nation's population will be in tier three from Saturday.

The news comes as many airlines cut staff and drop routes as passengers cut travel amid the pandemic.

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

Fares will rise more than expected next year, although the 2.6% increase will be delayed until March.

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

Secondary-school pupils in England who have been in contact with a positive case will have daily tests.

Parts of Essex and Hertfordshire will also face the toughest restrictions, the health secretary says.

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.

NHS bosses say they are worried about January, after the US saw a spike in cases after Thanksgiving.

Ursula von der Leyen says talks were "constructive", but Boris Johnson warns no deal is "most likely".

Consumers could be automatically switched to cheaper deals when their contracts end.

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

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

The change will apply to contacts of coronavirus cases and people quarantining after travel.

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 supermarkets will open but Asda gives staff the day off for working during the pandemic.

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

Boris Johnson says the UK must be able to follow its own rules, as he arrives in Brussels for talks.

Businesses say importing goods to the UK is now so difficult, higher costs will be passed on to consumers.

The Japanese carmaker temporarily stops production at its Swindon plant after UK ports congestion.

The ban from next October is part of "a major review" of laws to protect children and vulnerable people.

The UK and EU say "significant differences" still remain as the leaders prepare to talk face-to-face.

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

EU sources say the two sides are nearing an agreement on access to UK waters by EU fishing fleets.

EU and UK negotiators call in leaders in last ditch effort to secure a trade deal.

Boris Johnson and European Commission chief Ursula Von Der Leyen will seek to break deadlock on Saturday.

Retailers have so far committed to handing back £1.9bn after some faced criticism from MPs.

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

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

The chain says recent lockdowns cost it £430m in sales, but trading since reopening has been strong.

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

The UK's biggest supermarkets will return £1.7bn after facing criticism for taking state support.

A BBC poll shows younger fans are happier about the prospect of a European Super League than older fans.

Morrisons follows Tesco's lead, with both supermarkets announcing plans to hand back a total £850m.

Customers who want to use overhead storage must buy more expensive tickets, the airline says.

Pubs and restaurants will have to shut at 6pm and will not be able to serve alcoholic drinks.

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

Local authorities in England will be allowed to temporarily waive rules restricting retail opening hours.

The foreign secretary said a deal was possible if the EU side showed "pragmatism" in the coming days.

England will face France in the Autumn Nations Cup final following a 24-13 win over an improved Wales in Llanelli.