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Blue Monday, known as the most depressing day of the year, was made up by a travel company in 2004.

Pregnant women have been urged to get vaccinated to prevent risk of birth-related complications.

A limit of 500 people at outdoor events in Scotland has been removed and full crowds are now allowed at football matches.

Covid pass schemes are in operation throughout the UK for both indoor and outdoor venues.

Nicola Sturgeon has asked people in Scotland to continue to limit their social mixing for the time being.

Across the UK, people without symptoms no longer have to confirm a positive LFT result with a PCR.

Antonio Horta-Osorio has left with immediate effect after breaking UK and Swiss quarantine rules.

An organisation looking after people with learning disabilities has several staff isolating.

Scotland has lifted its recently introduced restrictions on large outdoor events.

People with Covid in England will be able to end self-isolation after five days, subject to two negative tests.

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

The education secretary says the fall in daily Covid cases means England's rules could be eased.

A recent scheme to find affordable properties for NHS workers has more than 60 people on its waiting list.

Unison says the trust is using confidentiality clauses in settlement agreements.

The charity aims to debunk a myth it's the toughest day of the year and cheer people up with free tea.

Compared to a year earlier, the economy grew 4% in the last three months of 2021, official figures show.