PC Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith says she was trying to protect herself and her murder-accused colleague.

People aged over 25 in England will be able to book a Covid vaccine from Tuesday, the health secretary says.

The health secretary says the government will look at all the data before making a decision.

The health secretary tells the BBC's Andrew Marr he has been open, both in private and in public.

Ipswich Town agree a move for former Wigan midfielder Lee Evans on a three-year contract.

The health secretary says there's "enough supply" if the vaccines committee decides children should get the jab.

Ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson was kicked by PC Benjamin Monk, who is charged with his murder.

The singer's show from Ipswich Town's ground will be streamed on the video-sharing app

Ipswich pay an undisclosed fee for Fleetwood forward Wes Burns, who signs a three-year contract.

The health secretary says the "fair" rollout of Covid vaccines was critical to winning public trust.

A family took legal action after they were denied a voucher due to their immigration status.

Labour complains to the PM's standards adviser Lord Geidt over his ruling on the health secretary's conduct.

NHS boss Chris Hopson adds it is "incredibly striking" how busy hospitals are with non-Covid patients.

The comedy writer donates films to an outdoor cinema to help boost the town after lockdown.

Ed Sheeran says his baby daughter "doesn't like anything loud or belty" and cries when he sings.

A report says there was a 'technical breach' of the ministerial code over shares in an NHS supplier.

Multiple Grammy award-winning artist Ed Sheeran tells BBC Radio 1 about how he came to sponsor Ipswich Town.

Some scientists suggest the reopening date should be delayed until more people are fully vaccinated.

The health secretary denies claims he misled the PM at the start of the pandemic about testing.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says it is "critical" to monitor the link between cases and hospitalisations.