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Chart-topping DJ Eliza Rose speaks about the importance of small venues to get people "raving again".

China's Volleyball Association later apologised, saying the decision was due to "lack of experience".

Those eligible on the Isle of Man will be offered the jabs in stages from 5 September, Manx Care says.

The ex-chancellor says ministers were banned from talking about negative effects of restrictions.

Bristol Airport says passenger numbers are rapidly approaching pre-pandemic levels.

Over-50s can have another Covid booster, and younger people who are at higher risk and NHS staff.

The scheme to plant 60,000 trees sparked fears valuable farmland could be lost.

At the same time Air New Zealand's boss says his firm is in the "revive" phase of its Covid turnaround.

The legendary DJ is leaving Radio 1, the station that has been his home since he joined in 1998.

Most hospital patients and care home residents will no longer be tested unless they fall sick.

A pandemic followed swiftly by an energy crisis and inflation has a huge impact on public finances.

A below-inflation 4.5% pay rise was awarded to consultants, junior doctors and GPs.

Millions of people will be offered a vaccine to protect themselves against flu this winter.

Salt Hill Activity Centre in Slough will cease to be a mass vaccination hub, it has been confirmed.

The event is traditionally the grand finale of the Edinburgh International Festival.

Philippines moved classes online for two years in what was one of the world's longest lockdowns.