Cancer patients 'less protected' after first jab

A 12-week gap could leave those having two Pfizer jabs vulnerable to Covid-19, researchers suggest.

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The papers: Sarah Everard case and 'fury' over nurses' pay

Most of Wednesday's newspaper front pages lead on the latest developments in the Sarah Everard case.

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Piers Morgan stands by Meghan criticism after Good Morning Britain exit

Co-host Susanna Reid says she disagrees with his comments on the Duchess of Sussex's mental health.

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Covid-19: 'No clear impact' from £37bn Test and Trace, and UK rejects EU vaccine claims

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

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Trader gets painted stones instead of $36m of copper

The company says it took delivery of six thousand tonnes of spray-painted rocks instead of the metal.

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Richard Pusey: Australian admits filming taunts of dying policewoman

Richard Pusey pleads guilty to outraging public decency by filming a policewoman as she lay dying.

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The invention that made mass vaccinations possible

A Scottish doctor is widely credited with inventing the hypodermic syringe - a crucial tool in the battle against Covid.

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