BBC Weather

This morning will start largely dry and overcast. In the afternoon, the odd patch of light rain or drizzle may drift in from the west. A moderate south-westerly wind.

Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).

People are falsely claiming they are front-line workers in order to get the vaccine, the BBC understands.

Woody's inspirational lockdown quotes have been turned into artwork by his dad.

Candlelight vigils were held across the country in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the pandemic.

The 53-year-old is being questioned about planning an act of terror and possessing explosives.

Crossbones cemetery in south London holds the remains of thousands of paupers and children.

Boris Johnson has said the government will meet its goal of offering a vaccine dose to everyone aged over 50 by the middle of April, and all adults by the end of July.

The judge says the defendant used "grossly disproportionate violence" in the Leamington Spa attack.

A dog attack which resulted in a seal, named after Freddie Mercury, being put down is being investigated by the Met.

Freddie Mercury Freddie the seal had to be put down after suffering serious injuries in a dog attack.

BBC Weather

Today will be mostly dry and cloudy for much of the day. There will be odd brighter spell at times. Moderate south-westerly winds.

Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).

The woman had a pillow case or cloth put over her head and was punched several times, CCTV shows.

Pub drinks, visiting elderly parents and watching football are among the images you shared with us.

Dracula fans, takeaway lovers and thwarted drinkers are all counting the cost of flouting the rules.

In their own words, Londoners explain how 12 months of the "new normal" has affected them.

It's a year to the day since the first UK-wide coronavirus lockdown was announced.

The young pup, named after Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, suffered fatal injuries.

CCTV footage shows a woman attacked in North London after a pillow case or cloth is put over her head.

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

A row over AstraZeneca vaccine supplies has soured post-Brexit relations, Katya Adler writes.