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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish Government is seeking assurances the cross-border coronavirus outbreak is under control.
Just five admissions were reported in several regions on July 3, including London.
Year 11 pupils and other vulnerable pupils could ‘fall off the radar’ following lengthy school closures, the children’s commissioner for England says.
The Prime Minister said the ‘overwhelming majority’ of people had followed the guidance on social distancing.
British nationals usually make more than three million visits to Greece each year.
Positive Action In Housing said many have been left malnourished with food not fit for human consumption.
Serial conman Richard Robinson groomed vulnerable women and convinced them to put their houses on the market, a court heard.
West Midlands Police said a man was arrested at the scene with an eyewitness saying she heard a ‘blood-curdling scream’.
The murder trial of Aaron McKenzie is entering its second week.
The sandwich chain said it has decided to shut some stores permanently after recent sales dived by 74% compared with the same period last year.
The hearings were adjourned to a later date as the coroner’s investigations into other deaths are still continuing.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has urged people to be patient, avoid crowds and prepare to hand over their contact details.
The former Dover MP denies three counts of sexual assault.
The picture of the lynx was taken at Bristol’s Wild Place Project and is believed to be a member of the first litter born in the UK this year.
The Sussexes held a video call with young leaders from the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust network.
Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese ambassador to the UK, also accused some British politicians of portraying China as a ‘threat’ or a ‘hostile country’.
Gavin Collins smashed the patio doors of a house before hitting Terry Radford, who was stood at a bus stop.
The system will be introduced if the Government amends its quarantine policy.
The inaugural event aims to direct attention to the plight of the British cheese industry during the coronavirus pandemic.
Major Christopher Brannigan will walk from Cornwall to Edinburgh via Downing Street to raise funds for his eight-year-old daughter.
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