Variant spreads 56% faster and may need tougher measures to control, a study suggests.
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Hawaiian shirts and gravy: Christmas tributes for loved ones lost to Covid
Nine people reveal how they plan to remember the loved ones they lost to Covid-19.
School of rocks aims to train new generation of dry stone wallers
A new centre is being created in Fife amid a growing interest in dry stone walling.
AFC Bournemouth: Orphans in Uganda sent kit for Christmas
Children at an orphanage in the town of Bugembe have a special link with AFC Bournemouth.
Covid: Rapid tests ‘useful public health tool’
A group of scientists said rapid tests and lab-based PCR tests should not be directly compared.
‘Covid my excuse for not seeing relatives at Christmas’
While some will be sad about being cut off from family by the pandemic, others are glad to use it as an excuse.
Covid transfer test plans for N. Ireland schools
Some grammar schools are outlining how they will admit pupils if transfer tests are cancelled.
Covid-19: ‘Living with 50 people has been a blessing’
A community living in the same large house say their way of life has thrived in a year of lockdowns.
Will schools be closed next term by mutant virus?
The new variant of coronavirus could overtake plans for returning to school in England next term.
Coronavirus: Impact of new variant on children investigated
Experts urgently assess whether the mutation of coronavirus spreads more easily among the young.
Online learning for some pupils in N. Ireland next term
Education Minister Peter Weir outlines plans for the return of schools in the new term.
Communities in Wales rally with toys for Christmas
Donations of free trees, presents and dinners are keeping the festive spirit alive during lockdown.