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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have received coronavirus vaccinations, Buckingham Palace has said.
The NHS is “breaking in front of us” as people fail to obey lockdown rules, and hospitals may soon be too short of staff to keep their patients safe, a leading doctor has warned.
Experts have said it is in the “public’s hands to take control” of the UK’s pandemic, urging them to “behave as if you’re trying to protect your brothers, your sisters, your parents and your friends”.
Prince William has heard about the “horror of the situation” a London hospital is facing due to the dramatic rise in COVID-19 patients.
Yellow weather warnings for icy conditions are in place for much of the country this weekend.
One of the first people in the UK to have received a double hand transplant has regained nearly all function in her hands and is able to wrap up Christmas presents two years on.
The UK has announced its highest daily number of COVID-related deaths of the pandemic, with 1,325 fatalities.
A new public awareness campaign has been launched, urging people to “stay at home” in an attempt to encourage the public to comply with lockdown rules.
Three COVID-19 vaccines have now been approved for use in the UK, as the government seeks to hit its target of offering a jab to all of the most vulnerable people by mid-February.
On 4 January, Boris Johnson told England to stay at home. Again.
