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Samples are taken from station concourses and commonly touched surfaces such as ticket machines and escalator handles.
Boris Johnson is leading the international meeting virtually from Downing Street.
Angela Levin said the Queen was a ‘patient woman’ but that she was ‘devoted to her sense of duty’ and the protection of the royal family.
The Duke of Cambridge discussed working during the pandemic with Barra charge nurse Frances MacNeil.
A report by Boris Johnson’s adviser on ministerial standards found the Home Secretary’s treatment of staff amounted to bullying.
Patrick Dardis, chief executive officer, told the PA news agency that anything less would be ‘unviable’ if pub doors are kept shut until May.
The Good Law Project took legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
The move is part of the Government’s ‘levelling-up’ agenda.
Martin Keatings, who brought the case, wants the issue considered urgently.
Many of Harry and Meghan’s charities have thanked them for their support over the years.
Buckingham Palace has said the the duke and duchess remained ‘much loved members of the family’.
Some of the most isolated people in Chichester are being brought together in the Friday Lunch Club thanks to a local business.
Top scientific advisers have said vaccines are having an impact on the pandemic.
The Megxit review has ended with the confirmation the Sussexes will never return as working members of the royal family.
Universities Scotland blamed the cancellation of final year graduations for the move.
The lively great-grandfather is pictured looking dapper in a tuxedo and sipping a cocktail on his online fundraiser which has smashed its target.
The couple will not be able to hold on to their military, Commonwealth and some other patronages.
Supreme Court justices ruled on the latest round of a long-running fight between Uber operating companies and drivers on Friday.
The youngster – named locally as Alfie – was described as ‘lovely, chatty’ and ‘always polite’ by residents.
Richard Moore says lives were blighted by the ‘unjust’ ban on LGBT+ individuals serving in the intelligence agencies.
