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Some 10% of the UK population is showing signs of recent infection, a doubling since October, says ONS.
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Joe Biden will reverse Donald Trump's latest decree on Covid travel, as Wednesday's inauguration looms.
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A "major incident" is declared in South Yorkshire as rain is set to batter northern and central England.
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Matt Hancock says he will stay at home and urged others to do the same if "pinged" by the app.
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Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may reopen region by region after lockdown.
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The unnamed 38-year-old lived in Verbier - where the incident happened, police said.
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University of Edinburgh scientists are a step closer to being able to reverse the damage caused by MND.
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One person is killed and at least 10 are injured after cars collide on the Tohoku Expressway.
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A survey by consumer group Which? raises concerns over coronavirus leading to more cashless stores.
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The bank has named the branches that will close between April and September, but aims to avoid redundancies.
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Tory MPs want Parliament to debate ending trade deals with countries deemed responsible for genocide.
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ONA in the south-west is the first eatery serving plant-based food to win a prestigious Michelin star.
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With Joe Biden set to be inaugurated, what have Americans in the UK made of the past four years?
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Despite the risks, people say they are being asked to work on site when they could do it from home.
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Hackers are selling Depop app account details on the dark web for as little as 77p each online.
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Tuesday's front pages report fears that millions of people could ignore Covid rules once they are vaccinated.
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Family members watched online as Jordan got engaged to his partner, with the help of nurses.
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As Donald Trump prepares to leave office, here are some of the key moments of his presidency.
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The BBC speaks to Nirmal Purja, from the team of the first climbers to reach the K2 summit in winter.
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Martin Freeborn's wife, Helen, lost her fight against Covid at the Royal London Hospital, where staff are struggling to cope with rising admissions.
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RSPCA inspector Keith Ellis says he has not seen anything like it in his 40-year career.
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A new visa will give 5.4m Hong Kong residents the right to resettle in Britain. How many will leave?
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A sex abuse case involving a well-known intellectual sparked a deluge of testimonies by victims of abuse.
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Smoking within 10m (30ft) of others is no longer allowed in parks, play areas, bus and tram stops.
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Putting sites underground does not mean they're beyond the reach of those who want them scuppered.
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Artificial intelligence helped investigators in a daunting examination of Airbus's business.
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The latest daters are in unfamiliar surroundings as the Channel 4 series moves to a new restaurant.
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One doctor tells her story of battling the pandemic alone in Yemen after her colleagues fled.
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Female SS guards enjoyed home comforts at a camp where they tortured thousands of inmates.
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At the moment, there's no official way to prove you don't have to wear a face covering
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New trading rules are causing problems for some firms, creating backlogs and uncertainty.
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India pull off an astonishing run-chase to inflict Australia's first defeat at the Gabba since 1988 and take one of the all-time great series.
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Norway great Hege Riise is set to lead England on a temporary basis after Phil Neville's departure as Lionesses manager.
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The news comes amid a growing row over quarantine rules for the players ahead of the tournament.
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In her latest BBC Sport column, Karen Carney discusses why Chelsea should give Frank Lampard more time to build a winning mentality at the club.
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Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has declared he will do things "my way" from now on - but are there signs it is the right way?
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As England and Scotland enter new coronavirus lockdowns, what are the rules about going to work?
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Three vaccines have been approved and two are being rolled out across the UK, so when might you get one?
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The length of quarantine has changed for contacts and people arriving from abroad.
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People across England are being urged to "double down" and stick to the lockdown rules.
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What restrictions are being put in place in Europe to control the second wave of coronavirus?
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Very restricted wedding ceremonies can now take place around the UK, but receptions are banned.
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Travellers must self-isolate on arrival and an advance coronavirus test will soon be required.
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Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
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As most schools close across the UK, lessons from BBC Bitesize move on to BBC Two and CBBC.
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Teams around the world are looking into medicines for Covid-19 and scientists are starting to discover what works.
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Scientists have discovered a new mutated version of the virus from Brazil, in addition to the ones from the UK and South Africa.
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The risks of catching Covid indoors are well-known, but what are the chances of being infected outdoors?
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Christmas gatherings were cut back but was there still an impact on Covid cases?
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There are strict rules across the UK about which shops can open during lockdown and how they must run.
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Keeping a certain distance away from other people cuts the risk of passing on - or catching - coronavirus.
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Donald Trump won a surprise victory in 2016 partly because he promised to shake things up. And boy, did he.
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Troops descend on US capital to ensure the new president can be sworn in amid threats of violence.
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The inauguration of a new president is a day that usually follows decades of custom. Not this time.
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Taking down pictures and clearing out desks is part of a huge operation readying for a new president.
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We speak to reporters in six global regions about hopes and expectations for the new US administration.