The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Recommendation from Acas comes as passenger usage slumps to around half of pre-pandemic levels

The world's ten wealthiest men doubled their fortunes during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic, as poverty and inequality soared, according to a report from the global food charity Oxfam.

Labour branded the revelations 'outrageous' as it emerged £1 in every £4 taken by scammers would likely never be recovered

Covid spending plans will tidy up West Lothian villages, but bringing a bowling green back to life would cost thousands and there's doubt that the demand is there.

There are 2 million seats on sale, and offers include up to 20% off European and UK travel as well as flights to North America from just €169 each way as part of a return trip

Tickets will instead by distributed to chosen groups amid first reported locally transmitted cases of Omicron

"It's a very frustrating situation"

Downing Street has denied Boris Johnson broke rules by commuting between his country mansion and No 10 during the first Covid lockdown.

The Standard asked some of Britain’s top epidemiological experts what ‘living with the virus’ could really look like.

Nicola Sturgeon said reports of ‘operation red meat’ were an attempt to distract from the scandal of Downing Street parties during Covid restrictions.

It may be a little premature to bring out the bunting but, nevertheless, the UK economy is finally bigger than it was before the onset of the Covid crisis. The Office for National Statistics proudly announced on Friday that “gross domestic product… is above its pre-coronavirus pandemic level for the…