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The First Minister said she would never talk Northern Ireland down.
Some 12,449 patients were in hospital with Covid-19 on Thursday, down 64% from the record number of 34,336 on January 18.
The winner of the Treasury North project is expected to be announced at the Budget next week.
The legislation cleared the House of Lords after ministers agreed to amend its wording.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said providers should not wait until the vaccination programme is complete before enabling visits.
The former prime minister said administrations in London and Edinburgh were failing to work together effectively.
The Prime Minister tells pupils he became an MP because he wanted to ‘contribute’ more.
More than one in three adults in the UK are estimated to have had their first dose.
A Labour government would give councils the power to take over the management of empty shops, the shadow chancellor said.
The most recent Government Cyber Security Breaches survey found almost half of small firms had reported a cyberattack in the last year.
Factors that can increase infection risk include working in public-facing roles, deprivation and living in larger, multigenerational households.
The Institute for Public Policy Research said Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s budget needs to focus on capital gains, corporation, wealth and land taxes.
An estimated 20.3% of people aged 16 to 69 had received their first dose as of February 21.
Hundreds of thousands of people who are at additional risk from coronavirus have been invited to book a slot.
Around one in three people aged 70 and over in some parts of London have yet to have their first jab.
Conservative MP Dr Caroline Johnson said she has seen more children with psychiatric problems admitted to wards during the pandemic.
One of the most important things you can do is try to get the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep per night, experts say.
It is understood the company is seeking financial incentives to go ahead with plans for its Ellesmere Port site in Cheshire.
England’s deputy chief medical officer previously compared the easing of lockdown restrictions to waiting for a crowded train.
The UK’s top medics agreed to the move but they warn transmission rates, deaths and the pressure on hospitals remains high.