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The Home Secretary is reported to have lobbied Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove in April.
Famous faces Joanna Lumley, Amy Jackson and Donna Air showed their support for the campaign.
An officer was injured in an incident at an educational premises in Scunthorpe on Friday.
Police Scotland said that an ‘appropriate plan’ is in place to protect public safety.
The Prince of Wales has paid tribute to the charity.
Players and pundits have advised people to get their doses when offered.
Artist Laura Nevill said David Hockney’s much talked-about Piccadilly Circus creation was a “missed opportunity” to showcase emerging local talent.
Ian Rivers will set off on Monday, weather permitting, on a roughly 3,500-mile row that will take around three months.
Ministers said the Government was acting ‘calmly’ but the British Medical Association said the move was a ‘real worry’.
A study by Sheffield Hallam University has urged the world’s leading panel manufacturers not to source materials from Xinjiang.
Dog-owners are invited to submit photos of their pets to find winners across six themes.
Athletes and spectators at the Reunion 5K will be split into two different races to provide scientific data on Covid-19 transmission levels
WH Smith will gift a copy of the footballer’s book You Are A Champion: How To Be The Best You Can Be for every one that is sold.
The threat of delays to the UK’s reopening posed by the Indian Covid variant dominates the Saturday papers.
The retail firm collapsed amid the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Boris Johnson says England could face ‘hard choices’ if the variant proves to be much more transmissible than other strains
The revelation will heap further pressure on Mr Johnson as he faces various investigations.
The Stormont Agriculture Minister defeated the DUP’s Westminster leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson in the battle to replace Arlene Foster on Friday.
Elderly and vulnerable people will be able to see more of their friends and relatives as the UK moves to the next stage of lockdown easing.
Micheal Martin said he assured Prime Minister Boris Johnson that the European Union ‘wants to be constructive’.
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