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The airline said it had ‘strayed offside’ with a good luck message to England ahead of their match against Wales.
The UK will see a temporary easing of coronavirus rules over Christmas.
Scientists advising the Government have set out suggestions around mixing households for family, religious or cultural gatherings.
The activist group behind the anti-Brexit stunt said: ‘If any Kent resident feels offended, we suggest they simply remove the stickers.’
This will lead to significant price reductions for travel during periods where off-peak tickets are usually invalid.
PCS leader Mark Serwotka called for a parliamentary debate following support for the union’s campaign to give civil servants a decent wage rise.
Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones were killed by convicted terrorist Usman Khan.
Warnings about extended Covid restrictions and and investigation into the Chancellor are among the stories leading the Saturday papers.
Concerns have been sparked by Government hopes to replicate Liverpool’s mass testing across all of England’s tier three areas.
Face-to-face negotiations were paused last week after one of the EU team tested positive for coronavirus.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a Commons showdown with his own MPs when they vote on the measures next week.
Some landowners in England and Wales have suspended the practice in response to a police investigation.
Network Rail chairman Sir Peter Hendy will scrutinise whether train, air and road networks are ready for millions of people making festive trips.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a Commons showdown with his own MPs when they vote on the measures next week.
It has been hailed as ‘extremely good news’ by a charity leader.
The company said an issue with its gift card provider saw balances incorrectly displayed as zero.
Mr Barnier arrived in the capital by Eurostar late on Friday, having earlier tweeted that the ‘same significant divergences persist’.
It marked the end of more than 35 years of service – clocking 300 million miles – in the north of England.
The Guardian said the Pfizer vaccine will be given to NHS staff first due to its short shelf life.
Piers Corbyn denies two counts of participating in a gathering in public of more than two people in England during the coronavirus emergency period.