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What do the latest coronavirus lockdown laws say?

What do the latest coronavirus lockdown laws say?

Areas of the north of England are affected by the rules.

Kate wears face mask for first time during charity visit

Kate wears face mask for first time during charity visit

The Duchess of Cambridge followed in the footsteps of the Duchess of Cornwall who wore a face covering during a recent visit to the National Gallery.

Boy inspired by Gareth Bale’s long hair will have first ever cut for charity

Boy inspired by Gareth Bale’s long hair will have first ever cut for charity

His mum Daisy Canny, said people know her son as ‘Reilly with the long hair’ and that it is ‘sort of his identity really’.

Family of killed Pc Andrew Harper welcomes jail term review

Family of killed Pc Andrew Harper welcomes jail term review

The 28-year-old newlywed died when he tried to stop three thieves fleeing after they stole a quad bike in Stanford Dingley, Berkshire.

Lockdown has given Helen Skelton a new ‘love and respect’ for TV technicians

Lockdown has given Helen Skelton a new ‘love and respect’ for TV technicians

Skelton was speaking as she returned to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

No further action against pair over house fire that killed four children

No further action against pair over house fire that killed four children

Four siblings died in the blaze in Stafford in February last year.

TfL launches journey planning app to help passengers avoid crowds

TfL launches journey planning app to help passengers avoid crowds

TfL Go provides real-time train times, information about when particular services are less busy, and offers alternative walking and cycling options.

Sainsbury’s signs legal agreement to protect staff from sexual harassment

Sainsbury’s signs legal agreement to protect staff from sexual harassment

The supermarket chain was ordered to pay damages to a former worker after a tribunal ruled a male colleague threatened to rape her.

Lockdown laws for parts of north of England come into force at midnight

Lockdown laws for parts of north of England come into force at midnight

The legislation underpinning the measures in Greater Manchester, parts of east Lancashire and West Yorkshire has been published.

Embryos could be vulnerable to Covid-19 in second week of pregnancy – study

Embryos could be vulnerable to Covid-19 in second week of pregnancy – study

Researchers say their findings indicate it may possible that coronavirus could affect the ability of the embryo to properly implant into the womb.

Owners warned to protect pets from hot weather after cat’s sunburnt ears removed

Owners warned to protect pets from hot weather after cat’s sunburnt ears removed

Kahlo was a stray on the streets of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and recently gave birth to five kittens.

Ancient Viking waterway discovered in Orkney

Ancient Viking waterway discovered in Orkney

The route connects the North Atlantic with the Scapa Flow and crosses the Scottish archipelago’s mainland.

Bid to restore native wild oyster population receives £1.2m boost

Bid to restore native wild oyster population receives £1.2m boost

Scheme to create oyster nurseries and reefs is the biggest conservation project of its kind in the UK, the team behind it say.

Pilot dies in light plane crash in East Sussex

Pilot dies in light plane crash in East Sussex

He is believed to have died instantly and his next of kin have been informed.

British Airways boss to be grilled by MPs

British Airways boss to be grilled by MPs

Chief executive Alex Cruz will give evidence to the Transport Select Committee on September 16.

TV screen time and video streaming soar during lockdown, Ofcom says

TV screen time and video streaming soar during lockdown, Ofcom says

Research suggests people spent nearly half their day watching TV and online video during the height of the pandemic.

V&A prepares to reopen with new safety rules and freshly dusted chandelier

V&A prepares to reopen with new safety rules and freshly dusted chandelier

It will open on August 6 after the longest closure in its history.

Philip to feature in poignant VJ Day commemorations

Philip to feature in poignant VJ Day commemorations

The Duke of Edinburgh served on the destroyer HMS Whelp which was present at Japan’s surrender in 1945.

Job losses: Major cuts since the start of the pandemic

Job losses: Major cuts since the start of the pandemic

Dixons Carphone, Pizza Express, Hays Travel and DW Sports have all announced major potential job losses so far this month.

Big firms cut nearly 4,500 jobs in just two days as furlough tapers off

Big firms cut nearly 4,500 jobs in just two days as furlough tapers off

In July, 26,000 major job losses were announced by British employers.

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