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People who have received the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine have fewer antibodies targeting the Indian COVID-19 variant compared to other strains, new data suggests.

UK ministers have repeatedly defended the decision to move Portugal from green to amber on its travel list by saying the threat of the new Nepal COVID variant is behind their reasoning.

Coronavirus cases in the community rocketed by 76.5% in just one week, according to official estimates for England.

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Eighteen-year-old Sharne Wood, from Staffordshire, was diagnosed with the blood disorder Aplastic Anaemia three years ago.

Donald Trump has been suspended from Facebook until at least January 2023 after he praised people who took part in violence during the US Capitol riot.

COVID-19: UK records another 6,238 coronavirus cases - highest daily figure for more than two months The latest government numbers also show another 11 COVID-19 related deaths. The number for cases is up on the 5,274 recorded on Thursday but the death figure is down on the 18 recorded in yesterdays daily figures. Live COVID updates from the UK and around the world The number of cases is the highest since 25 March, when 6,397 were recorded. Meanwhile, another 191,266 first and 377,641 second vac...

Britons in Portugal who are scrambling to get back to the UK to beat next week's quarantine deadline face paying hundreds of pounds more for earlier flights.

The UK's testing system could be overwhelmed if holiday hotspots are added to the green travel list, according to an industry expert.

Nearly half of adults in the UK going through job loss are drinking more than they would have done before the pandemic, a new survey suggests.