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He accepted that scientific modelling suggested that lifting measures will increase Covid-19 cases and ultimately deaths.
The fireball, which flew over Western Canada just after 6am, was likely caused by a meteor.
The First Minister said she wants to give people optimism on Monday when Northern Ireland’s pathway out of lockdown is revealed.
The ex-Scotland international opened the shelter in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, 2016.
England’s chief medical officer said people aged 50 and under do still get severely ill with Covid, suggesting the vaccination programme needed time.
Alex Salmond names people he alleges to have been part of efforts to damage his reputation.
The agency also released new images the rover took on the Martian surface.
Secondary school students will be asked to take part in regular asymptomatic Covid-19 testing when they return.
The former first minister is alleging his successor has misled Parliament and breached the ministerial code.
University leaders welcomed the Government’s road map for easing lockdown restrictions in England.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Monday that non-essential retail venues will not be allowed to reopen until April 12 at the earliest.
A consortium of industry bodies are calling for a £500 million Government support package and a cut to VAT.
Stormont leaders are due to unveil their exit strategy next Monday.
The comments come after Boris Johnson said there was no route to a credible zero-Covid Britain
Facebook-owned app was thrown into disarray after previous attempt to update terms and conditions were met with confusion and concern.
June 21 could mark the stage when England’s restrictions are finally lifted.
Indoor gatherings of six people will not be permitted until Step 3 – not before May 17.
A total of 267 out of 315 local authorities have recorded a fall in coronavirus case rates, with 43 seeing a rise in numbers.
Pub, restaurants and other hospitality operators will be able to serve customers outside from April 12 at the earliest.
Older children and staff are being advised to wear face coverings in classrooms were social distancing cannot occur.