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The high street lender said it had handed out £25bn in Covid-related support.
The Office for National Statistics said 27.5% of retail spending in September was done online, compared with 20.1% in February.
Some groups have locked themselves together at Grangemouth while boats are also being used.
The figures are contained in a new analysis on the effect of the pandemic on the capital.
The Duke of Cambridge made the comment on a podcast which has featured guests such as climate activist Greta Thunberg.
Whitehall’s boost to pandemic support funding dominates the Friday newspapers.
The jailed socialite rejected Virginia Giuffre’s claims in newly released court documents.
The Royal Horticultural Society is planning a longer show – running over six days – and with fewer visitors.
The Scottish First Minister will discuss the tiered system at her daily coronavirus briefing on Friday afternoon as well as plans to increase testing.
As Britain signs a trade deal with Japan, pressure is growing to reach a Brexit agreement before the end of the transition period on December 31.
It comes as the Chancellor announced an emergency multi-billion pound bailout aimed at supporting workers and firms.
Chief vets from the four nations of the UK have raised the risk level among birds – but have said humans are unlikely to be affected.
The TV star has launched the Hungry Children Christmas Fund.
First Minister Mark Drakeford said it will be ‘made clear’ to supermarkets they are only able to sell products that are classed as ‘essential goods’.
The QMC hospital in Nottingham has exceeded 200 patients with the virus over the past few days.
A suspected gas explosion at a shop in Southall, west London, killed two people on Wednesday morning.
The footballer has been an ambassador for FareShare since March 2020.
Local leaders accused the Government of bending the rules to suit the South with the latest funding package.
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