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The size and layout of Summerhall in Edinburgh has meant people are able to be socially distant from one another.
The Taoiseach is a qualified medical doctor.
Ken and Alice McGinley were married on April 23, 1960.
The airline, which employs 42,000 people, has suffered from the global collapse in passenger numbers caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The figures have been made by injured veterans.
Bosses are understood to be discussing which sites to shutter permanently once the lockdown is lifted.
The duchess revealed her exercise regime in a video call with Dame Darcey Bussell and Angela Rippon.
Volunteers are distributing packages in villages across Kenya, with similar work about to begin in Malawi and Zambia.
Around 10% of all children with a social worker or an education, health and care plan are now in school.
The princess and her sister Margaret left Buckingham Palace after dark to join in with the festivities.
An AA survey suggests 85% of drivers think the signs would have ‘more impact’ if they were green.
Abigail Forder pleaded guilty during a hearing held over Skype.
A study by academics from Queen’s University in Belfast examined the impact on hermit crabs.
The PA news agency looks at what progress has been made in meeting the targets to adjust the lockdown.
This month saw 215.8 hours of sunshine so far – 46% higher than the average for April.
It comes as the nation fell silent to remember key workers who have lost their lives after being diagnosed with Covid-19.
The Queen will give a televised address and the Prince of Wales will read extracts from his grandfather’s wartime diaries.
Sara Britcliffe vowed a no-nonsense approach to her duties.
Health minister Vaughan Gething blamed inconsistent reporting methods for the mistake.
The health service must “radically reorganise” to ensure it has Covid-19-free environments.
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