Day: 4 February 2021

England head coach Eddie Jones says the weight of expectation may get “heavy” for Scotland in the latter stages of Saturday’s Calcutta Cup match.

Crosshouse hospital in Kilmarnock is under lockdown and ambulances are being diverted to a hospital in Ayr.

Tottenham suffer their third consecutive Premier League defeat as they lose at home to Chelsea, who move up to sixth in the league table.

In a wide-ranging interview, new Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali says he will urge the drivers to “lead by example”.

In a wide-ranging interview, new Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali says he will urge the drivers to “lead by example”.

In a wide-ranging interview, new Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali says he will urge the drivers to “lead by example”.

A message intended for healthcare workers in London has been forwarded to local teaching staff.

Liverpool will not be able to travel to Germany for the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against RB Leipzig because of Covid-19 restrictions.

Environmental groups say they are mystified No 10 has not intervened to stop the mine going ahead.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says she is just a “regular American” as the House meets to vote on her fate.

Rate the players as Tottenham take on Chelsea in the Premier League.

Six women, living on the same side of the same street in Bristol, all got pregnant.

Oliver Dowden says the obstacles facing UK musicians in Europe are “absurd and self-defeating”.

The first of six neighbours to fall pregnant in 2020 gives birth to a baby girl.

The US has been backing a Saudi-led coalition against Houthi rebels in the six-year war.

Six women, living on the same side of the same street in Bristol, all got pregnant.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne says there is a lot of emotion, but no evidence of plans for violence.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

Thomas Hitzlsperger says becoming chief executive of Stuttgart shows football has made “progress” on LGBT+ issues since he came out seven years ago.

Anne Sacoolas left the UK after the crash in which Harry Dunn died, claiming diplomatic immunity.

Accommodation for more than 1,000 new people every day will be required, the BBC learns.

Accommodation for more than 1,000 new people every day will be required, the BBC learns.

Ministers are expected to confirm three to seven-year-olds will return to class after half-term.

Andy Murray travels to Italy and will make his return in qualifying for an ATP Challenger tournament.

The Labour leader urges the PM not to repeat “the mistakes of last time,” amid Tory calls for easing.

Health inequalities laid bare by Covid will worsen without £20 benefit boost, medics warn prime minister.

The Bank of England tells lenders to prepare for sub-zero rates, so what does this mean for households?

Arsenal have lost their appeal to overturn David Luiz’s red card against Wolves – but a ban for Southampton’s Jan Bednarek has been rescinded.

Twelve-month-old Kim smashes the record for the world’s most expensive sheepdog.

The story of one day inside a Covid vaccination hub in Surrey, treating 700 to 900 people a day.

The government says it is working “at pace” to tighten up the UK’s Covid border security.

The Labour leader urges the PM not to repeat “the mistakes of last time,” amid Tory calls for easing.

The currency has risen more than 800% in the year so far.

“I just need someone to come and save her,” Bea can be heard saying from her Old Colwyn home.

The singer’s tweet drew global attention to Indian farmers protesting against new laws.

Newcastle United striker Joelinton shared a picture of himself with stylist Tom Baxter.

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Attorney General Suella Braverman is expecting a baby – but under current rules she would have to resign.

Assadollah Assadi is convicted by a Belgian court of planning an attack on an opposition rally in 2018.

The Labour leader says he wants the party to be “proud of being patriotic”, but the issue has a complex history.

The two girls were aged 13 and 14 when they subjected Angela Wrightson to a seven-hour fatal attack.

The findings come from tens of thousands of people vaccinated with the Pfizer-BioNTech jab by the NHS.