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Extinction Rebellion moved to stop several titles hitting the streets from the News Corp-owned presses.
Those returning to England and Northern Ireland from the European country will not have to self-isolate.
The Scottish Government hit out after the decision was reached before ministers from across the UK saw Portuguese data.
The data was obtained by the PA news agency from the Foreign Office, nearly a year after it was requested, following the death of teenager Harry Dunn.
The iconic Dover landmark was lit up with a series of massive projections, including: ‘These cliffs mean hope’.
Patients needing treatment for an urgent but non-life threatening condition will soon be able to book an arrival slot at emergency departments.
Ayse Hussein had opted to see the video after an advisory warning from the Metropolitan Police.
Health Protection Regulations ban gatherings of more than 30 people outside.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced a range of changes following a reduction in infection rates.
Residents have been urged to stay alert and follow local rules.
Danny Kinahan was speaking after the funeral of Royal Irish veteran Brett Savage in Newtownards.
The Committee of Ministers asked how a Supreme Court order for a human rights compliant probe into Pat Finucane’s murder will be fulfilled.
The Duke of Cambridge joined dignitaries for the virtual Emergency Services Festival of Thanksgiving.
Universities have been advised to reduce in-person interactions and encourage face coverings in campus buildings.
The JCB Academy, which reopened in August, was closed on Friday.
The Government has selected MEP Mairead McGuinness and senior banker Andrew McDowell as its possible successors to Phil Hogan.
The announcement comes despite critics saying he was not a suitable candidate for the role.
Fiza Jabeen sent the documentary maker ‘unpleasant’ messages on social media earlier this year.
The rate has increased sharply in Bolton, Rossendale, Tameside and South Tyneside.
Mr Ross resigned from the UK Government in May, after news emerged of a trip the Prime Minister’s aide took during the coronavirus lockdown.
