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Along with staff, they took refuge in a local hotel last night.

World champions Mercedes contacted Wantage-based Williams about striking a deal.

Oxford City Council's released its proposed budget and pledges to 'avoid making cuts to frontline services'.

Georgia Richards says there's been a 61% increase in related accidental poisonings this year.

It will take "some months" for the UK's most vulnerable people to be vaccinated against coronavirus, the prime minister has said.

The public should take the COVID-19 vaccine when it is offered to them if they want to see an end to social distancing, one of the government's top medical officers has said.

Almost a year living with COVID, finally on Wednesday came a genuinely brilliant breakthrough: the UK regulator became the first in the world to approve the Pzifer-BioNTech vaccine, with the roll-out of jabs to the most vulnerable in our society beginning next week.

The Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine approved for use in the UK is manufactured in Belgium and needs to be stored at -70C (-94F) to avoid spoiling before it is administered.

Harry Kane is an injury concern for Tottenham ahead of Sunday's north London derby against Arsenal after missing training on Wednesday.

Mikel Arteta says he is "comfortable" with the decision Arsenal made to allow David Luiz to play on against Wolves, but feels the time has come to allow temporary substitutions so players can be assessed longer for concussion in football.

Anthony Joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against Kubrat Pulev in front of 1,000 fans at The SSE Arena, Wembley.

Billy Joe Saunders believes Martin Murray will be forced to consider retirement after he extends his unbeaten reign as WBO super-middleweight champion.

It will take "some months" for the UK's most vulnerable people to be vaccinated against coronavirus, the prime minister has said.

The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for use.

A nine-week-old girl and her father were among five people killed when a car drove at speed into pedestrians in the German city of Trier.

Almost a year living with COVID, finally on Wednesday came a genuinely brilliant breakthrough: the UK regulator became the first in the world to approve the Pzifer-BioNTech vaccine, with the roll-out of jabs to the most vulnerable in our society beginning next week.

Supermarkets Tesco and Morrisons have announced they will give up £859m in business rates relief they have benefited from during the pandemic.

Tesco's decision to return £585m in business rates relief immediately created waves in the City.

Arcadia owner Lady Christina Green is to bring forward a £50m payment into the collapsed retailer's pension fund.

If Debenhams had been as popular before COVID as it looked when reopening after lockdown it might not be heading for liquidation.

It will take "some months" for the UK's most vulnerable people to be vaccinated against coronavirus, the prime minister has said.

Almost a year living with COVID, finally on Wednesday came a genuinely brilliant breakthrough: the UK regulator became the first in the world to approve the Pzifer-BioNTech vaccine, with the roll-out of jabs to the most vulnerable in our society beginning next week.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has faced a backlash after claiming Brexit helped the UK become the first country in the world to have a clinically authorised coronavirus vaccine.

The Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine "cannot" be delivered to care homes in Wales at this stage, despite them being a priority group for receiving the jab.

The passenger of a suspected stolen car has been arrested after he ended up "neck-deep in a pit of slurry" during a police chase.

Part of the mystery surrounding the baffling appearance and disappearance of a monolith in Utah appears to have been explained.

A mysterious monolith has reportedly appeared in Romania - after a similar structure disappeared from a desert in Utah.

A mysterious monolith discovered in a remote part of the US has - just as mysteriously - been removed.