The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Sergio Reguilon has been discussing competition with Ryan Sessegnon for the left wing-back spot and training under Antonio Conte

Letters: The government is in denial about its responsibilities towards the public, writes Dr John Puntis. Plus letters from Chris Phillipson and Hartley Dean

Young children will be getting their Covid jabs from this week after bookings for five to 11-year-old opened - but what if your child is afraid of getting the vaccine?

Faced with the rising cost of fertiliser and effects of climate change, farmers in Malawi are being encouraged to diversify their crops to become less dependent on maize, the country's staple food. Those working the land are also struggling to bounce back from time lost due to Covid lockdowns.

'I am among the unlucky few to experience a child becoming seriously unwell, my son being admitted to hospital at just 14 weeks' - one viral oncology professor shares his story

Around 222 flights have been axed, including 62 that had been scheduled for Monday.

Alyssa Healy and her Australian side give an absolute masterclass in cricket to claim back the World Cup, while NZ deliver a successful tournament in a pandemic.

From flouting Covid rules to fraud to racism to underpaying employees, US figures reveal a rogues’ gallery

They call it the Tuesday Club

Singapore will not need to tighten pandemic measures even if the number of Covid-19 cases starts to rise again, Finance Minister Lawrence Wong told The Straits Times.

The COVID-ravaged Giants stayed with the Thunderbirds for a half but couldn't sustain it for four quarters in a valiant Super Netball loss in Adelaide.