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Vaccinations and restrictions feature on Wednesday’s front pages.
Vulnerable adults are still being shut away in hospitals and subjected to heavy handed restraints, Winterbourne survivors’ families say.
Experts say there is a need to find drugs that can successfully improve the heart’s ability to pump blood efficiently following a heart attack.
Red-handed tamarin monkeys possibly do this in order to avoid conflict with pied tamarins, a study reveals.
The contents of the physicist’s office will join the Science Museum Group Collection.
The movement is seeking to recruit at least 5,000 volunteers.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office said the pandemic’s impact had forced “tough” decisions.
The Prime Minister’s former aide has already made a series of damaging allegations against the Government.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock praised the ‘phenomenal pace’ of the rollout of jabs.
Aviation minister Robert Courts said the Government would take an ‘island approach to border measures where possible’.
They are being treated in hospital for what have been described by An Garda Siochana as non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
The pair are being treated in hospital for gunshot wounds following an incident in Dublin on Tuesday night,
The Foreign Secretary will meet with leaders on his one-day visit.
Their injuries have been described as non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
Demonstrators have said they hope to ensure the Black Lives Matter movement is ‘not just a moment’.
It has been reported the session could last up to four hours.
Modern slavery victims fear being treated like criminals or immigration offenders, a report by three policing bodies found, and are afraid of police.
The Department for Transport said £317 million would be invested in the Transpennine Route Upgrade.
At the heart of the legislative programme is a drive to ‘remobilise’ the NHS in Scotland.
The Pfizer Centre of Excellence for Epidemiology of Vaccine-preventable Diseases is the first of its kind outside the US.