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Will the end of restrictions usher in a change in Britons’ behaviour, or will we continue to live by our own calculations of pleasure and risk?

Some 14,281 mothers across England and Wales gave birth at home in 2020

High levels of under-reporting are exposing the limitations of the daily case numbers.

Vaughan Gething MS took part in the Welsh Government’s three-week review press conference on Friday.

We’ve known since early on in the pandemic that COVID reinfections could occur. One of the first reinfections reported was in a 33-year-old man from Hong Kong. His initial infection was diagnosed on March 26 2020, with his second infection, with a genetically distinct virus, being diagnosed 142 days later.

Prevalence highest in the South East, where 5.8 per cent of the regional population had Covid last week

New data from the Office for National Statistics show the UK imported £222 billion worth of goods from the European Union last year after Brexit.

Metropolitan police did not investigate lockdown-breaching party claims because there was no social media footage, legal papers show

Record gross domestic product growth came after a 9.4% slump in the economy in 2020