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Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi outlined new Covid measures for schools on Sunday.
Stand-up comedian Jim Davidson is among those expected to speak during the service.
Richard Holden said the move would benefit youngsters who begin working straight from school rather than going on to university.
The Education Secretary said it was preferable for schools to remain open, even if that meant children wearing masks.
A pilot project in Northern Ireland saw six students undergo specialist training to learn techniques needed to maintain old monuments and buildings.
The veteran presenter promised to deliver ‘news with views’ in his new morning programme.
Hospital admissions for children aged 17 and under are increasing, with experts saying many have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Olivia Kolek was hit by a car on Friday in Rowley Regis, West Midlands.
The founder of Money Saving Expert said he believed the Government must intervene now to ensure households do not suffer.
The National Security and Investment Act covers 17 sectors of the economy and means overseas investors could face greater scrutiny.
Storms Arwen and Barra battered the British coastline, but the summer brought spells of glorious weather.
Holmes joined co-host Isabel Webster for the first episode of the channel’s new Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel programme on Monday.
Schools are the latest battleground in the nation’s fight against Omicron.
Private firms handed British drivers four million tickets between April and September, analysis of Government data by the PA news agency revealed.
Interest in the damages case against the Duke of York has intensified following the conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell.
Ministers say there is nothing in the data to suggest further restrictions will be needed imminently.
The PA news agency looks at how Covid-19 measures compare in the four nations.
The attack, possibly carried out by a hostile state or a criminal network, caused ‘significant’ damage, a retired high-level officer said.
Staff at the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) and Sajid Javid are among those to have paid tribute to Ms Wineman, who died aged 98.
The Metropolitan Police force has said officers arrested the boy at an address in Hillingdon on Sunday.