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Professor Tim Spector said the Government policy of delaying a second jab is ‘paying off’.
The Taoiseach says the Irish side have investigated terrorist killings where collusion with security forces was suspected.
The Duke of Cambridge joined a meeting of the East of England’s NHS leadership and heard how executives are dealing with issues like mental health.
Local authorities received £1 billion in October but have failed to hand most of it out to firms forced to close due to Covid, FOI data shows.
More than 60 Tory MPs are demanding Boris Johnson commits to a strict timetable for ending restrictions in England.
It comes as a number of major UK retailers remain unable to deliver products to customers in Northern Ireland.
Thames Valley Police said officers were called to Managua Close in Caversham just before 1am on Sunday.
The Treasury Select Committee called for changes to ensure that self-employed people could get better financial support.
They are being sold for the first time, having been passed down the late monarch’s descendants.
The elite group of special operations paratroopers, trained in covert operations, sabotage and intelligence-gathering, were all volunteers.
The latest on lockdown being eased leads many of the Sunday papers.
The Covid Recovery Group says there can be no more lockdowns once the current controls are lifted
The new ‘free speech champion’ role will be set up to work from the higher education regulator, the Office for Students.
The prayer refers to ‘the sin of racism’.
The message was addressed to Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.
The Covid Recovery Group says ministers must justify any controls that remain in place after March 8.
Scientists continue to urge caution over the easing of the current coronavirus restrictions.
The Met Office has warned of large waves around coastal areas.
Surrey Heartlands CCG said the centre was being used as a vaccination site at the time and that the vaccine supply has been secured.
One in five of the total UK population has now had their first dose.