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His family said he was being treated in a ward and was not in intensive care.
Douglas Ross is to give a speech criticising the SNP for planning for a second independence referendum.
Volunteer cupids in the village of Lover will be hand-stamping cards from home this year.
Zara Mohammed, a masters graduate in human rights law, said she felt ‘honoured and blessed’ by the result.
Nathan Evans quit his job as a postman and signed a record deal.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin said government is likely to take a ‘conservative and cautious’ approach to reducing restrictions.
A fire broke out at the military site on Friday afternoon, where around 400 people had been living in questionable conditions.
Three in 10 adults in Britain polled by The Open University said they had picked up a book for fun during the lockdowns in 2020.
Figures published on Sunday show that 73.8% of those over 80 in Wales have received their first dose of the vaccine.
The victim, in his 30s, was targeted in the Queens Cross area of Dudley in the West Midlands.
Tarang Katira found himself behind bars with a 22-month sentence after admitting to one charge of controlling or coercive behaviour.
Public Health England said measures must be eased slowly so ‘we can clamp down quite fast’ if an increase of cases is seen.
Police in Merseyside found about 200 people partying in a hotel in Liverpool city centre in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The DUP deputy leader also accused the bloc of setting a precedent.
Labour is calling for the February half-term to be used for teachers to receive the coronavirus jab before schools return.
Boris Johnson’s fiancee has been appointed the new head of communications at the Aspinall Foundation.
The SNP has released a plan to hold a referendum regardless of permission from Westminster, which could be challenged in court.
Frances Molloy told BBC Breakfast she felt a ‘sense of relief’ after campaigning for eight years following her son’s death.
Party leader Sir Keir Starmer said a parliamentary debate on Monday ‘needs to be a turning point’ for those affected.
Micheal Martin said he is confident Ireland ‘will get there’.
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