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‘You are pillars of society in the fight against coronavirus’.
A report by the Commons procedure committee warns the move will not be as secure as voting in person.
The Prime Minister was welcomed to the abbey by the Dean of Westminster, and lit a candle on the eve on the 75th anniversary of the Allied victory.
People’s homes were found to be a ‘very strong environment’ for finding linked cases, Dr Jenny Harries said.
Resist the urge to sunbath and socialise despite hints from the PM lockdown might be eased soon, Dominic Raab said.
It comes as Heathrow Airport announced it will soon begin temperature screening of passengers.
Boris Johnson will address the nation at 7pm on Sunday on the way forward for easing restrictions.
The Exercise Cygnus report, based on a simulation of how the country dealt with a made-up crisis in 2016, identified a slew of lessons to learn.
Charles and Camilla will pay their hushed respects from a location in Scotland.
More than 150 frontline workers have now died with coronavirus.
Stormont’s leaders have agreed to extend the current measures for a further three weeks.
Scientists say these people would need to be identified through antibody tests and could help in the development of ‘shield immunity’.
In all, three first edition copies of Harry Potter and Philosopher’s Stone are going under the hammer.
Alex Easton has apologised for disrespecting the health committee after he was filmed looking at shoes.
A round-up of Thursday’s feel-good stories.
Amid privacy concerns, Isle of Wight residents said the app is ‘simple to use’.
Hundreds of the face coverings have been made by a group of women in Croscombe.
The Scotch Whisky Association has called for the UK and Us to drop the 25% tariffs on whisky as part of the post-Brexit trade talks.
The new UK Labour leader staged on online meeting with party activists and others in Glasgow.
The royals tweeted: “Let’s recognise all of the journalists and broadcasters working to keep us informed.”
