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The UK has recorded another 1,348 coronavirus-related deaths and 33,552 cases, according to the latest government figures.

Homes have been flooded and residents left in tears after defence barriers were breached in a town previously devastated by flooding last year.

Vulnerable inpatients who are eligible for a COVID-19 jab are not being vaccinated in at least three hospitals in England.

Detectives investigating the murder of a teenager who was killed in a street attack have arrested a second 14-year-old boy.

Crowds at Heathrow Airport have sparked "super spreader" concerns after pictures emerged of a packed departures hall with limited social distancing.

The introduction of "COVID hotels" and other curbs on international travel are to be discussed by senior ministers on Monday.

Senior doctors have called on England's chief medical officer to halve the gap between the first and second doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.

This is another cruel twist in the pandemic.

The new UK variant of COVID-19 - which is up to 70% more transmissible - could be more deadly than the original virus, the prime minister has warned.

The grieving family of an "inspirational" teacher who died with COVID-19 say all teaching staff should be vaccinated "as a priority" before they return to classrooms.