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High Court judge Mr Justice Linden said it was “virtually inevitable that large numbers of residents would contract Covid-19” due to the conditions.
Psychosocial factors relating to the context of the global pandemic may also play a role, researchers suggest.
Spanish and Greek islands had hoped to be added to Britain’s list of quarantine-free destinations on Thursday.
The Public Accounts Committee said services are likely to be slashed despite council tax bills going up this year in response to Covid’s impact.
Lillian Serunkuma said she believes people are not coming forward with information because of a fear of being accused of ‘snitching’.
Jac Davies used a company credit card at Next, Tesco and the luxury Celtic Manor Resort, as well as on Prime Video and iTunes.
The armed policeman, who cannot be named, told the inquest into Usman Khan’s death why he shot the attacker in the head.
The President and First Lady Jill Biden sent their condolences to the Queen following the death of her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, in April.
Journey numbers in the 12 months to the end of March fell by 78%.
Researchers looked at rates of coronavirus infections between October and February among more than 2,000 care home residents and staff.
The PA news agency recaps some of the key moments concerning the army barracks in the past several months.
It is the highest level for six weeks.
Deputy leader Angela Rayner has called for the Commissioner for Standards Kathryn Stone to probe whether Boris Johnson broke parliamentary rules.
The bloc’s top court ruled that EU rules guaranteeing equal pay for male and female workers can be invoked in the dispute over pay.
Robert Halfon said the Treasury can ‘find money from the back of the sofa’ when there is a political will.
Research points finger at YouTube in particular for creating an ‘echo chamber’ effect.
Restaurants are also having to reduce capacity because they do not have the staff to open.
Around 900,000 people came off furlough in April, new data shows.
The green, amber and red lists have been updated.
The Information Commissioner’s Office said the breach of data laws was ‘serious’.
