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The First Minister cited Covid-19 spikes in China, Germany and South Korea as she urged Scots not to become complacent.
Stories from NHS staff, key workers and carers have been made into a mosaic art installation in central London.
The BBC’s director of content said she had been challenged for not doing enough by artist and filmmaker Sir Steve McQueen.
Although mutations can enable species to adapt, most are harmful.
The duchess joined Camilla on a video call – their first joint engagement – to mark Children’s Hospice Week.
Cesar Revoredo-Giha and Montserrat Costa-Font from Scotland’s Rural College warned it could make it harder for people to eat healthily.
Mr Justice Edis addressed men and women gathered at the Old Bailey on Monday before they were selected to try the case.
Post-Brexit free trade negotiations between the two countries officially commenced last week.
Chris Lewis and his dog Jet have been staying on Hildasay since lockdown.
Fiona, Alexander and Philip Gibson died following the blaze at their flat in Paisley.
Covid-19 survivors are being sought to donate blood plasma as part of a major trial assessing whether it could help some of the sickest patients.
The World Health Organisation video also offers advice on washing hands and looking out for symptoms.
The Prince of Wales delivered a video message to mark Windrush Day.
A team at the University of Glasgow set out to validate British physicist Roger Penrose’s 1969 work.
Nikhil Rathi will join the financial watchdog following his appointment by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.
The High Court must decide who the UK Government recognises as president of Venezuela in a battle over one billion US dollars (£800m) of gold.
Psychologists from Northumbria University spoke to more than 600 people for their study into the conspiracy theory that has gone worldwide.
Temperatures are expected to reach around 30C (86F) in London on Wednesday, with high temperatures across the UK.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving and three counts of causing death by dangerous driving.
Sir Ivor Roberts said the immunity claim was ‘wholly illogical’ – describing it as an ‘absurd position’.
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