Darshna Soni , Home Affairs Correspondent

The government has confirmed that all pupils in England will return to school from March 8, along with wider use of testing and face masks, especially in secondary schools. 

A new study suggests that public health messages are not getting through to some of those most at risk – NHS workers on the frontline.

As half term offers parents a break from the constant pressure of homeschooling, classrooms in England have stayed open to children of key workers, as well as those considered vulnerable. 

We spent the week on the Winn Gardens estate in Sheffield, to find out how parents have been managing.

Ministers will meet this coming week to decide if border controls should be tightened further.

Fake news on the vaccine is an issue in the US, but also in the UK.

There are reports of crammed classrooms and head teachers ‘rationing places’ because too many parents in England are sending their children to school. 

Many families will be desperate for any help now, as parents and children are having to share devices

The Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare the inequalities in our society, and multiplied the suffering of some of our most deprived communities.

NHS chiefs have warned that people must think “really carefully” about mixing this Christmas – Darshna Soni is in Notingham to find out how cautious people plan to be.

67 local authorities currently under England’s strictest measures will start enhanced community testing support programmes.

The architect of the Windrush compensation scheme has voiced his frustration at how some aspects of it are being implemented.

In June last year, as a heatwave swept the country, a 12-year-old girl drowned in a river in Bury, Greater Manchester. 

Northern Ireland will enter a circuit-breaker for a fortnight starting tomorrow. In Leicester, they know more than most about the strains of lockdown. It’s more than 150 days since local restrictions were imposed on the city’s residents and they have been living with some form of enhanced measures ever since. And today they learned they…

The Home Office broke equality law in the way it treated the Windrush generation, according to the equalities watchdog.