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England and Wales prepares to launch its own app on Thursday in a bid to stem the virus’s spread.
Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove has written to haulage associations urging them to prepare for changes.
Boris Johnson said ‘we must reserve the right to go further’ if new anti-coronavirus rules fail to get infections under control.
The letter was written by GB rowing team member and environmental lawyer Melissa Wilson, on behalf of Champions for Earth.
From patient figures to jobs lost, the pandemic has made its mark in many ways.
The DUP leader described the additional restrictions as ‘tough’.
The Prime Minister said the UK needs to take action to help combat the virus.
The Scottish First Minister addressed the nation after she announced a ban on indoor household visits and a curfew for pubs and restaurants.
New curbs on freedoms announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to limit the spread of the virus could last for six months.
The union criticised ministers for sending workers back to offices as infection rates were rising.
The United Kingdom Internal Market Bill did not originally contain a parliamentary ‘lock’ on the use of the powers, prompting uproar.
Lissie Harper, the widow of Pc Andrew Harper who was killed on duty last year, has been campaigning for Harper’s Law.
The events are aftershocks from first quake, which took place on September 8.
Researchers say sexuality and sexual activity are markers of wellbeing.
The party said extra paperwork and EU customs declarations are consequences which will cost the community and business dear.
Labour’s shadow foreign secretary said the Prime Minister had failed to show international leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic.
End Violence Against Women Coalition said the figures are evidence doctors, nurses and paramedics are seeing victims of domestic violence routinely.
Assault by bodily force was the most common cause of victims’ injuries.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the new restrictions are ‘absolutely essential’ amid a rise in coronavirus cases.
It says plans are in place to keep the local community safe, amid fears students will have house parties as Covid-19 regulations have shut clubs.
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