We're publishing an original police about the police's break up of a Good Friday service by the church leader who brought a successful legal challenge against the Scottish Government for banning collective worship.
Plans to force people to show vaccine passports when going to a pub or restaurant have been ditched. Proof of a Covid jab or test will, however, still be required when attending festivals and sports events.
Why is it that pubs and restaurants cannot open at the same time as "non-essential" shops? Matt Hancock has been ordered to the High Court to justify this decision, following legal action by Sacha Lord and Hugh Osmond.
More than five million people in the UK have received both doses of a Covid vaccine – just under 10% of those aged over 18. Over 30 million people have also received their first jab.
Police interrupted a Good Friday church service, threatening worshipers with £200 fines for breaking Covid rules. Stood behind the lectern, one officer said that the service was "unlawful", adding: "You need to go home."
Ministers are said to be "resigned" to the fact that vaccine passports could be used by companies to ban people who have not been vaccinated from working for them.
The Danish developers of a new Covid passport app say that its technology will cause a "domino effect" across Europe. The company is currently in talks with a number of European countries, possibly including the UK.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.
We're publishing a list of the 73 MPs and nine peers who have signed a pledge, promising to oppose vaccine passports. And what a coalition it is, with Jeremy Corbyn standing alongside Sir Iain Duncan Smith.
