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Stay at home rules banning all but essential travel could be eased, the first minister says.

The food delivery firm, set to be valued at $7bn (£5bn), will also offer shares to takeaway customers.

The actor says if elected he would end lockdown more than a month earlier than has been announced.

People who have already received the Covid-19 vaccine look forward to a return to normal life.

The PM says the return of schools in England on Monday is the "first step" towards "normality".

Twenty-one Bradford food banks gave out three times as much as usual during peak demand in 2020.

In Leicester as few as 25% of parents at some schools have filled out the paperwork, officials say.

The UK education secretary tells Andrew Marr the reopening of schools is intended to be irreversible.

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Sarah Carr says since starting to deliver groceries in his village, son Cal feels "more positive".

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about how NI might ease out of lockdown.

The Tibetan spiritual leader urges others to "take this injection" as he gets the AstraZeneca jab.

Violent protests have broken out over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

The major spending package is expected to be given final approval in the House next week.

The existing recommendations are based on out-of-date evidence, the Royal College of Nursing says.

Jesper Brodin, who heads the firm, says he fears global trade tensions will mean customers must pay more.

People in the age group are being invited to book their first vaccine from this week.