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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Saturday.

Sleep experts say the pandemic and lockdowns have disrupted our daily routines, affecting our slumber.

They are urging the NI Executive to provide reopening dates for live music events.

Given the successful rollout of the vaccination programme, we are now in a much healthier place.

The UK will be 'left behind' if other countries open up travel more quickly, the industry says.

After more than a year out of the ring and training gyms shut, what have performers been doing?

Narendra Modi's carefully crafted image has taken a hit as India reels from a punishing Covid wave.

Health workers report resistance because of fake content spread over WhatsApp.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announces a green list of countries deemed safe for travel from England.

It says the Sinopharm vaccine, which has been given to millions of people, is safe and effective.

A new "traffic light" system for travel classifies countries as green, amber or red.

The government is considering how people could prove they are unlikely to transmit Covid.

There have been no recorded events of blood clots after a second dose, says deputy chief medical officer.

The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as more than 35 million people receive at least one dose.

A quarter of people in Wales have now had the full vaccination, figures show.

Quarantine-free overseas holidays will be possible after 17 May, but what rights do you have if plans or rules change?