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The retailer follows Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons and B&M in agreeing to voluntarily make the payments.
Celebrities and opposition MPs have lobbied against the deportation of 36 jail prisoners to Jamaica.
There was confusion over who would get the jab first.
The UK claimed the EU was making fresh demands at the ’11th hour’.
Britain hitting back at criticisms over the coronavirus vaccine features among an array of topics in the nation’s newspapers.
A fifth person was also hurt but their injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.
Firefighters are expected to remain on the scene ‘into the night’ after a fire broke out at All Saints Church in Mackworth.
The Met Office said that icy temperatures could even cause showery rain to fall as sleet or snow in parts of Wales and southern England.
Police say the explosion at a water recycling centre in Avonmouth happened in a biosolid treatment silo, though the cause of the blast is unknown.
The size of the batches and the extremely low temperature which it must be stored at poses logistical difficulties.
Staff at Foxholes Care Home in Hertfordshire created a Christmas market inside the home so that residents wouldn’t miss out.
NHS chief executive Sir Simon Stevens had told a Downing Street press conference that approval was needed for the vaccine to be safely divided.
The Prime Minister’s comments came as he side-stepped questions about his own wedding date.
The Tusk Conservation Awards recognise the work of individuals protecting Africa’s iconic animals and habitats.
The setback came after speculation that a deal between the European Union and the UK could be reached within days.
Businesses such as restaurants, cafes and hotels can also resume trading then but must close by 11pm each day.
Kalli Mantala-Bozos died following a “prolonged battle” with Covid-19.
The two sites will form part of a network of 46 large-scale national centres alongside up to 1,250 smaller venues.
Vaccines still waiting for approval could be easier to administer to care home, experts have suggested.
Labour MP Jo Stevens renews call for emergency online harms legislation to protect people from ‘dangerous disinformation’.