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The Duke of Cambridge took a sip of Scotland’s other national drink.
The findings could allow flexibility in vaccine rollouts.
Schoolboy Oliver ‘Olly’ Stephens was ‘ambushed’ and killed in a field in Reading, Berkshire, on the first weekend of the year.
The new Health Secretary was speaking during a visit to St Thomas’ Hospital in London.
The insurer has made payments to policyholders who were part of the Hiscox Action Group representing around 400 businesses.
Experts said a study showed that giving people a third dose increased neutralising antibodies against the Alpha, Beta and Delta variants.
Monday sees tennis fans return to the internationally renowned courts with multiple changes to ensure that the event remains Covid secure.
Pat Cullen, of the Royal College of Nursing, said a good pay rise is crucial to retain staff and attract new nurses to the NHS.
Zephaniah McLeod pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Jacob Billington following the fatal attacks on September 6, 2020.
English-German couple James Crabb and Yvonne Leopold will be watching the match at home in Berlin.
Portugal now requires UK tourists who are not fully vaccinated to quarantine for 14 days.
Teenagers in the UK are not currently being asked to have a Covid-19 jab.
He is expected to make his first Commons statement as Health Secretary later.
Leon has said it will launch its first drive-thru site in West Yorkshire this autumn, in a move which will create 30 jobs.
Big Issue founder Lord John Bird said his Bill is aimed at helping the Government prevent poverty.
Sensitive defence documents about a Navy ship were reportedly found by a member of the public at a bus stop.
Robert Buckland defended Boris Johnson’s handling of the scandal after the health secretary quit when CCTV showed him embracing Gina Coladangelo.
A yellow weather warning is in place across parts of England and Wales as tennis fans made their way to the courts in south-west London.
The outsourcer will continue running around 20% of test and trace centres in England and Northern Ireland for the next 12 months.
Michael Ellis is fronting a campaign to improve public awareness on how posting certain information online could prejudice criminal proceedings.
