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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said it is ‘a reminder that the virus hasn’t gone away’.
Businesses planning to export or import to or from the EU will be told to ensure they have registered with the relevant customs authority.
Craig and Mandy Russell’s daughter Kelly Smith died at the age of 31 with bowel cancer during lockdown.
Workers are being asked to remain on the farm.
Data analysed by the human rights organisation found that more than 3,000 health workers have died after contracting coronavirus in 79 countries.
The First Minister said she is not ‘immediately planning’ to implement a quarantine policy.
But Michael Gove said that wearing a face mask ‘definitely helps you to help others in enclosed space’.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin said his Government is taking a very cautious approach to international travel.
In contrast, Sir Richard Dearlove said Sir Keir Starmer ‘seems to me to be a Labour leader of the type that we would expect’.
Professor Robin Shattock warned there was ‘no certainty’ that any of the vaccines currently being developed will be successful.
Micheal Martin said he will instead work to build relations to share the island ‘together in peace and harmony’.
Ted has become a regular fixture at Queanbeyan Police Station in Australia after being taken in by an officer.
Industry body calls for ‘stricter enforcement’ after reports some hairdressers were failing to wear visors or ensure proper social distancing.
Derby City Council said it has ‘several thousand business ratepayers who are behind with their payments’.
New figures from retail experts Springboard revealed that footfall across UK shopping destinations fell by 56.6% in June.
Dr Adrian James said there were ‘multiple layers’ to the mental health fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
The research found the abnormalities were almost evenly split between the left and right chambers of the heart.
Scheme to bring the species back to the Forest of Dean marks a milestone as at least three females have kits.
Greater access to audiobooks at school and home may help re-engage boys with literacy, a report says.
Almost 600,000 people signed up to help vulnerable people when the scheme launched three months ago.
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