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Mary-Lou McDonald responded to a call from the DUP for the Deputy First Minister to stand down amid claims of lockdown breaches at a Belfast funeral.
Scientists hope the test will help to speed up contact tracing and patient isolation.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced plans for getting all pupils back after the summer break.
Small travel firms say they have struggled to cope with the uncertainty and speculation about how the industry will open up again.
More than 1,700 jobs are planned to be cut from two sites.
Danyal Hussein will appear at the Old Bailey on Monday.
Families of the crew were unable to give the £3 billion Navy ship the traditional quayside welcome at Portsmouth Naval Base.
The Transport Secretary said TfL, Network Rail and the British Transport Police will be ‘tightening up’ on ensuring they are worn during journeys.
Ofqual has launched a consultation on its plans for the exam series next summer.
Westminster and Holyrood are fighting a blame game over the failure to so far confirm which countries will be exempt from quarantine restrictions.
Authorities managed to access Encrochat, an encrypted platform used by 60,000 people worldwide.
The cubs have been named in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore and the NHS.
The 79-year-old said he was visiting the country on ‘essential business trying to Covid-proof my property in view of the upcoming letting season’.
Scotland’s national clinical director Profesoor Jason Leitch said the outbreak should not be taken out of perspective.
Number 10 has declined to respond to young reporters who put their questions to the Prime Minister.
The 57-year-old actor is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers over an April 2018 article which referred to him as a wife beater.
Divers were making sure the insides of the shark and seal tanks were as spotless as the visitor areas.
It comes after the broadcaster announced cuts in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The authors of a new report say the language ‘is in crisis’ and ‘the social use and transmission of Gaelic is at the point of collapse’.
The Prince of Wales visited a Transport for London training centre.
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