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The Duke of Cambridge visited the King’s Lynn Ambulance Station.
To keep the Covid-19 epidemic declining, R needs to be less than one.
Labour MPs have hit out at her involvement in the establishment of Boris Johnson’s Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities.
Northern Ireland’s First Minister conceded she did not like the NI Protocol, but accepted it is a ‘legislative reality’.
Dexamethasone will form part of the NHS standard treatment for Covid-19 from Tuesday afternoon.
Charlotte Charles described the letters as a ‘cut and paste response’.
The First Minister is expected to announce the lifting of some further restrictions on Thursday.
A headteacher said the Manchester United striker often visited his former primary school.
Researchers say dexamethasone is the only drug so far to reduce mortality and advice is going out to all NHS hospitals to act on the results.
A new department, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, will be created in its stead.
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall met frontline NHS staff and key workers in person at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
The National Audit Office said the last estimate was calculated in 2005.
Sharna Dixon made more than 700 malicious calls, and after one unnecessary callout she pushed a police officer into a canal, breaking his wrist.
Panes were also removed from a window at St Mary Redcliffe church.
Rob Martinez told MPs that he was ‘frustrated and anxious’ while waiting for his surgery.
More than 600,000 people lost their jobs during lockdown, even as furlough masked some of the worst effects of the pandemic.
Downing Street announced a £120 million fund which will benefit some 1.3 million children in England
Dexamethasone was found to cut the death rate among ventilated coronavirus patients by up to a third.
The First Minister said restrictions must be relaxed gradually to avoid coronavirus running out of control in Scotland.
Rory Stewart was among former ministers who said that removing the department would cause disruption.
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