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The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,769.

The public will be asked about introducing compulsory vaccines for new recruits to health and social care.

Three-quarters of London transport workers say they have experienced violence or abuse on the job.

Frontline staff will have until April to get vaccinated to protect patients, the health secretary says.

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Neil Astles' brother tells an inquest that he "had the vaccine even after Neil died".

John Swinney warns that Covid restrictions may need to be tightened to avoid a fresh lockdown over winter.

Ministers see "no need" for Wales to follow England and require health and social staff to be jabbed.

The government says frontline NHS England staff will have to be vaccinated from 1 April.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

But the fashion retailer says its shops are all set for Christmas and it expects profits to rise.

"Some people will stick by their principles," over the mandatory staff vaccinations, a GP warns.

The majority of patients being treated in intensive care in Gloucestershire are not vaccinated.

Infection rates are "high enough for numbers to rise again rapidly", officials say.

The deputy first minister says the existing rules could be extended to avoid a lockdown over winter.