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Khairi Saadallah pleaded guilty to three murders and three attempted murders.
Hundreds of people queued up to receive coronavirus jabs at mass vaccination centres across England.
Newham Bookshop is one of many independents which has had to close due to coronavirus.
The Government has committed to vaccinating two million people a week at 2,700 vaccination sites across the UK.
The latest BRC-KPMG retail sales monitor revealed that total sales fell 0.3% for the year against 2019.
It come as most pupils in schools and colleges in England have been told to learn remotely until February half-term.
The advice comes after some elderly people were offered vaccines more than 30 miles from their homes.
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust said in a letter to staff at Southend Hospital the amount of oxygen used to treat patients should be reduced.
The Prince of Wales appeared virtually at a global environment summit in Paris to call for action.
The rule can be enforced thanks to the London market’s own set of bylaws passed in Parliament, which date back to before the Victorian era.
Seven mass vaccination centres opened in England on Monday amid efforts to ramp up immunisation.
But the company reported a 69% slump in its travel money division as demand for foreign currencies plunged due to strict Covid travel restrictions.
Donors are still being urged to come forward for work on less severely ill patients to see whether they can benefit from the plasma.
Knowsley on Merseyside has seen the sharpest week-on-week increase.
Queues of patients, many aged over 80, formed to receive the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, which is easier to store than the Pfizer vaccine.
Chains such as Sainsbury’s said safety remains their ‘highest priority’ and that customers were given regular reminders to follow the rules.
Mr Brokenshire, who had treatment for lung cancer in 2018, faces a further operation.
He was sentenced last January to six years and eight months in custody.
More than 86,000 people have received their first dose of the vaccine in Wales so far.
They were eventually broken up by police driving vehicles between the groups.
