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Horncastle headteacher Steve Bladon says he still feels "exhausted" after a Covid bout in December.

Scientists say uncertainty and disruption have affected people even if they haven't had Covid.

As Covid restrictions are removed across England, what do NHS medics think?

It has been two years since many Welsh people in Australia have been able to see loved ones.

Rita Eze's trip back to Nigeria turned into an odyssey of bad luck, bureaucracy and bewilderment.

Tina Girvan says many homes are still struggling to allow visits due to ongoing Covid-19 outbreaks.

We share the stories of some of the 12,000 people who have died with coronavirus in Scotland.

Stacie Elsmore eventually lost her job but grew her Instagram followers from 8,000 to 100,000.

Mandy Blackman says the key to treating patients is the "care that you give" wherever you are.

A woman from Guernsey is encouraging people to speak about their mental health.

England's system for rapid access to antiviral drugs is not working, some high-risk patients say.

Melanie Dawson was "raked over the coals" for helping a care home resident blow out a candle on a cake.

People with conditions that mean the vaccine does not work fear the removal of self-isolation rules.

Artists share their creations and the stories that inspired their individual works during lockdown.

Jo Udeze's son was delivered prematurely so she could be treated for the virus.