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Nikki Flux-Edmonds says people have a responsibility to help prevent further tragedies.
The monarch also thanked healthcare professionals for their ‘selfless commitment’.
Frequent forwarded messages – those forwarded five or more times – can now only be sent on to one further chat at a time.
Censo Biotechnologies is to test a minimum of 15,000 samples per month for coronavirus on behalf of the health service.
Plastic was the most common type of litter found across Britain’s marine protected areas.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent the night in intensive care following a worsening of his symptoms on Monday evening.
Demand for seats on rescue flights appears to be outstripping supply.
The youngster had been out four times, prompting a warning to the boy’s father before he was fined.
The RHS has launched a dedicated webpage to help people support growers who normally display at its shows.
It said the Government-mandated closure of cinemas has been ‘extremely challenging’.
Care organisations have published an open letter calling for the policy to be abolished in order to protect ‘people’s fundamental human rights’.
Boris Johnson joins royals, politicians and celebrities in being hit by the virus.
Freya Madeley from Gloucestershire had been volunteering as a teacher in the Central American country.
Boris Johnson’s deteriorating condition leads the papers on Tuesday.
Cancer patients and those with compromised immune systems are among the 1.5 million Britons classified as being at greater risk than others.
The Prince of Wales will read an extract from William Wordsworth’s Tintern Abbey.
With more than one million cases, and 50,000 deaths, the coronavirus outbreak has put a strain on resources not seen since the Second World War.
People can expect it to look up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter in the sky as it reaches its closest point to Earth.
Covid-19 has claimed thousands of lives across the world after first being reported to the World Health Organisation at the end of last year.
Vets have urged people to make sure dogs cannot get to the festive treats as they often contain raisins which can be toxic.