9th January 2022

Also "learning to live with covid" would actually involve some learning. For instance creating safer environments through mass investment in clean air. Pretending covid is not a problem is not the same thing.— Prof. Christina Pagel (@chrischirp) January 9, 2022

A photograph taken by the Tennis Association of Serbia showed the world number one meeting with the youngsters but it is not clear if he knew he had coronavirus at the time.

More than 150,000 people have now died within 28 days of a positive Covid test in the UK since the pandemic began https://t.co/QPUTmcIEZe— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 8, 2022

Every time I think the management of this pandemic cannot get more stupid, they wow me once again. So looking forward to lots of untested people coming to see me at work with COVID. Can’t bloody wait. https://t.co/XBV8H0ZlDQ— Dr Hannah Barham-Brown (@DrHannahBB) January 8, 2022

Nick Stone taught at City of Norwich School for more than 30 years and is fondly remembered.

Karim Massimov's arrest comes in the wake of violent, nationwide anti-government protests.

It comes after changes to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

THE term “incel”, an abbreviation of “involuntary celibate”, emerged in the early days of online forums nearly three decades ago, allowing…

He’s worse than we all thought. He claims to have tested positive on 16 December, yet … https://t.co/NULGFud5eU— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) January 8, 2022

Priti Patel’s anti-migrant jet skis on standby - at a time when no fewer than three applications have been brought for judicial review of the pushback policy. https://t.co/LqwWd9hi50— James M. Turner QC (@ShipBrief) January 8, 2022

Tributes have poured in for the veteran politician, deemed "a champion of working people" by his peers.

Six months after opening, the costly Marble Arch Mound will close permanently on Sunday.

1. What happened in this case? On 7 June 2020, in the course of a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol, a monument of 17th-century slave trader Edward Colston was pulled down and thrown into …

Ofqual is set to confirm on 7 February the arrangements for the summer

Suella Braverman is considering asking senior judges to clarify the questions of law which arose at the trial

Maajid Nawaz’s contract with LBC is up very shortly and following discussions with him, Maajid will no longer present a show on LBC with immediate effect. We thank Maajid for the contribution he has made to LBC and wish him well.— LBC (@LBC) January 7, 2022

Average price of a property increases by more than £24,500 compared to December 2020 as housing market continues to ‘defy expectations’

Manchester City's Benjamin Mendy is accused of attacking five women over a period of 10 months.

"Radical plans" could see large areas of land in England turned into nature reserves.

Labour accuses Boris Johnson of offering access to ministers in return for financial favours.

Mark Drakeford calls the UK government "politically paralysed" as stricter Covid rules remain in Wales.

The first Black person to win a best actor Oscar gave a string of groundbreaking performances on screen that helped combat social prejudice

Authorities say they are searching for bandits who terrorised areas of Zamfara state for three days

Iranian was 15 when he arrived by boat in Australia seeking sanctuary. Despite formal recognition as a refugee he hasn’t been free since – he turned 24 on Friday

⁦@TheBMA⁩ advises GPs to wear FFP2 masks in face-to-face consultations via ⁦@pulsetoday⁩ We need govt to acknowledge this & provide to every GP surgery https://t.co/T5LVuQg06z— Dr David Wrigley (@DavidGWrigley) January 6, 2022

Trial by jury is an important guardian of liberty & must not be undermined. However, the decision in the Colston statue case is causing confusion. 1/2

Witnesses in Almaty describe scenes of chaos in streets as Russian ‘peacekeepers’ arrive in country

Exclusive: Leaked files suggest Mone and her husband were involved in business given £200m contracts

Nathan Dane spent six years honing his version of the BBC’s defunct text-based information service

Just a reminder that there is a living slaver’s statue who is a sitting MP - Richard Drax MP who still profits from the plantation he inherited in Barbados https://t.co/944YOT5jRY pic.twitter.com/OWL14wmxOZ— marcus 🇧🇧 (@marcusjdl) January 5, 2022