The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Free universal testing will be scrapped from 1 April for most people

Headteacher tells parents he has no choice but to move to hybrid learning model, with a fifth of staff off sick

Over the past two years, COVID-19 battered the live entertainment industry with illness, lockdowns, closures, postponements and capacity restrictions. But in the same time period, talent agents have seen a revival in stand-up comedy, driven partly by surprisingly strong demand for live shows.

MUMBAI: Before Covid happened, the IPL was played on a home and away basis, and one of the biggest beneficiaries of that system were the Mumbai Indians, who, buoyed by a vociferous home crowd, would tend to win all their seven games at the Wankhede Stadium, which had become their…

Mother-of-three Holly Willoughby looked radiant in a midi-length floral dress as she returned to the ITV studios on Wednesday to host This Morning with Phillip Schofield

Canary Islands are set to suspend the last of their local Covid rules from Thursday which will include lifting restrictions on venue capacity and allowing people to dance in clubs again

New data reveals “worrying” picture for pupils’ exam performances, headteachers say

Under the government’s Living with Covid plan, the provision of free tests had been due to end on April 1

The Zambia international has returned a positive result while preparing for the double header against Congo and Turkey.

‘New Zealanders have worked incredibly hard to get through this pandemic and as a result of those efforts we are now in a position to move forward and change the way we do things,’ Ms Ardern said

“It’s a global wave. The WHO said there’s been an 8% increase [in cases worldwide] in the past week. It’s happening again."