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The Saturday papers feature a mix of pandemic warnings and economic developments.
A review of what measures will be relaxed on June 21 has been delayed due to the Indian variant.
The pleasant weather marks a welcome break from the rain that has dominated the UK since the start of the month.
Sasha Johnson remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Cameron Deriggs will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Saturday.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said there had been bullying of Jewish students and staff following the recent violence in the Middle East.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin said the end of the pandemic was in sight as he unveiled extensive relaxation of Covid restrictions.
Jonathan Hall QC was speaking after an inquest jury highlighted a litany of failings.
Alan Melinek, 85, who has become a sensation online, has seen donations soar since announcing his diagnosis.
The DHSC said the people who tested positive for the Indian variant have been told to self-isolate and their contacts are being identified.
Party leader Edwin Poots earlier said any acts of intimidation should be reported to police.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak hosted a virtual meeting of G7 finance ministers ahead of an in-person gathering in London next week.
The First Minister made the remarks as she prepares to leave the top role after five years.
The DCMS Committee also warned of a possible increase in drug-related deaths.
Edwin Poots said it was up to Arlene Foster to decide when she leaves Northern Ireland’s top post.
The Prime Minister’s ethics adviser said the award of the framework contracts to Topwood ‘should have been declared at the time’.
Bolton, Blackburn with Darwen and Rossendale are recording the highest rates.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin will make a formal announcement.
Opposition politicians and human rights groups were critical of the decision to meet the Hungarian prime minister in No 10.
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