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With the prospect of another six months of curbs, the Prime Minister faced calls to provide more assistance for firms and workers.
Researchers found the biggest reductions were for mental health conditions and type 2 diabetes.
Spending £6 million a year tackling invasive plants and animals would save £2.7 billion for the economy over 20 years, the Government has been told.
School receptionist Jane Tweddle accompanied a friend whose 14-year-old daughter attended the concert in May 2017.
Boris Johnson defended the head of NHS Test and Trace and said the UK is testing ‘more people than any other European country’.
The UK’s head of counter-terrorism policing issued the warning to MPs on Wednesday.
The company, which runs 46 sites nationwide, revealed a dive in sales due to the pandemic.
The authors of the University College London study say this could significantly affect uptake of a vaccine if one is approved.
Professor Michael Dougan said pre-legislative consultation between the four nations could have resulted in a better Bill.
Princess Beatrice married Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on July 17 after their royal nuptials has been delayed by the lockdown.
A wave of people took advantage of calm seas in the Channel on Tuesday, with hundreds intercepted as they headed towards Britain.
The marshals will sell disposable masks to anyone not wearing one without an excuse.
Rishi Sunak is weighing options to replace the furlough scheme as part of wider measures to help businesses survive a second wave of Covid-19.
Sara Khan was addressing the Commons Home Affairs Committee.
High streets have had to adapt to the Covid crisis, with queues, social distancing signs and face coverings now seen as a normal part of shopping.
The bird has been named Hei Hei after a stowaway rooster in the Disney film Moana.
Opinions have changed on the coronavirus pandemic since lockdown.
One haulage firm said ‘we can’t possibly accommodate paperwork that we don’t know we need’.
The Scottish First Minister, appearing on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, said leaders have a ‘duty’ to communicate with people during the pandemic.
Sales of shower gels, razors and deodorants are suffering, PZ Cussons boss Jonathan Myers said.
