Firms in UK to offer incentives for Covid-19 vaccines Food delivery and taxi-hailing companies in the UK are to offer discounted lifts and meals for customers who get a Covid-19 jab to help boost ... Coronavirus • 01 Aug
UK urges pregnant women to get vaccinated British health authorities have urged more pregnant women to get coronavirus jabs after a national study found the Delta variant appeared to increase their risk ... Coronavirus • 31 Jul
British PM Johnson and wife expecting another baby British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie are expecting a second baby, Ms Johnson announced on social media. UK • 31 Jul
Woman, 29, charged with murder of baby in Belfast The 29-year-old mother of a baby boy has been remanded in custody charged with his murder in Northern Ireland. Ulster • 30 Jul
Man who stabbed 16 cats is jailed in England A security guard who knifed cats to death in a string of attacks has been jailed for more than five years. Steve Bouquet embarked on ... World • 30 Jul
Campaigners win court battle over Stonehenge tunnel Campaigners have won a court battle over British transport minister Grant Shapps' decision to approve a controversial road project which includes a tunnel near Stonehenge. UK • 30 Jul
UK 'to hit 40C regularly' if planet warms by 1.5C Summers in the UK are likely to regularly see temperatures of above 40C, even if humanity manages to limit global warming to 1.5C, leading meteorologists ... Climate Change • 29 Jul
NI could become 'casualty' of Brexit relations - report A report on the Northern Ireland Protocol from Britain's House of Lords has urged the UK and the EU to urgently restore trust between the ... Brexit • 29 Jul
UK records 31,117 confirmed cases of Covid-19 The UK government has said another 31,117 confirmed cases of Covid-19 have been reported. Coronavirus • 29 Jul
RNLI boss defends crews' role in migrant rescues The head of the RNLI has defended lifeboat crews for helping rescue migrants at sea, saying "decent people" deem it "humanitarian work of the highest ... World • 28 Jul
England to allow unquarantined travel from US, EU People fully vaccinated in the United States and European Union - except France - will be allowed to travel to England without having to quarantine ... Coronavirus • 28 Jul
Britain jails thief for stealing diamonds worth £4.2m A jewel thief was jailed for more than five years in Britain today for stealing millions of pounds worth of diamonds by switching them with ... UK • 28 Jul
Liverpool fan injured at Hillsborough dies aged 55 A Liverpool fan who suffered life-changing injuries in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster has died aged 55. UK • 28 Jul
UK coronavirus deaths hit highest level since March The UK has recorded 23,511 Covid-19 cases, the seventh consecutive day with a lower total than the previous day, but 131 deaths were registered within ... Coronavirus • 27 Jul
EU pauses legal action against UK over NI Protocol The European Commission has paused its legal action against the UK for alleged breaches of the Northern Ireland Protocol, to buy time and space to ... Brexit • 27 Jul
Homes and hospitals flooded after storms in London Homes, roads and underground stations in London have been flooded while two hospitals in the city asked patients to stay away after thunderstorms battered the ... UK • 26 Jul
Javid sorry for urging people not to 'cower' from virus British health minister Sajid Javid has apologised for and deleted a tweet urging people to take a Covid-19 vaccine and not to "cower" from the ... World • 25 Jul
Twists and turns: Johnson's rollercoaster leadership Like a thrill-ride, Johnsonian Britain is barreling through this part of the 21st century. Just when you think you have survived the scariest bit, another ... Analysis and Comment • 24 Jul
Testing replaces self-isolation for UK food chain staff Emergency measures to protect food supplies in the UK will see thousands of workers at up to 500 critical sites potentially avoid the need to ... Coronavirus • 23 Jul
UK study: 8-week gap in Pfizer doses the 'sweet spot' An eight-week gap between the first and second doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is a "sweet spot" when it comes to generating strong immune ... Coronavirus • 23 Jul
EU says no renegotiation of Northern Ireland Protocol European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has told the British Prime Minster there will be no renegotiation of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Brexit • 22 Jul
Far right activist to pay £100,000 to Syrian schoolboy Far right activist Tommy Robinson has been ordered to pay £100,000 to a Syrian schoolboy who was filmed being attacked at school, after the English ... UK • 22 Jul
Mixed reaction in NI to abortion services direction The DUP has said that a Westminster direction that Stormont must set up full abortion services in Northern Ireland has "undermined" devolution. But Sinn Féin, ... Ulster • 22 Jul
Decision on easing most restrictions in NI is delayed Stormont ministers have delayed final decisions on the majority of Covid-19 relaxations proposed for Northern Ireland next week. Coronavirus • 22 Jul
