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Alexander Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath, died on Saturday after being admitted to the Royal United Hospital in Bath on March 28.
A spell in isolation might be an opportunity to change habits and help the environment.
Engineers were fixing a landslip near Guildford in Surrey when they found the suspected medieval shrine.
Angela Rayner won the deputy leadership with 52.6% of the vote in the third round, and promised to ‘do everything’ to repay her supporters’ trust.
The Health Secretary also said the Army is helping to get personal protective equipment to the NHS front line.
Dr Catherine Calderwood is facing pressure to quit her post after being pictured visiting her second home in Fife.
Churches across the country will be broadcasting services digitally during Holy Week due to the coronavirus outbreak.
His warning came ahead of the Queen’s address to the nation, in which she will urge the country to prove that this generation is ‘as strong as any’.
Dr Rinesh Parmar, chairman of the Doctors’ Association UK, also called for more to be done on testing.
More than 3,650 small shops, pubs and restaurants are each set to lose out on £15,000 of Government grant funding, according to experts.
NHS delivery driver Dave Holt on how his job has changed since Covid-19 struck and what he does to switch off.
Researchers say biological invasions pose a threat to the local biodiversity.
The UK’s second weekend in lockdown is predicted to be the warmest in six months.
Leaving a car unused for two weeks is enough time for some batteries to be fully discharged, the RAC warned.
Dexter Lee is now looking forward to visiting a police station.
The mayor said Londoners need to play their part in the fight against coronavirus.
York’s plague victims in 1604 had to leave the walled city and were delivered food at a safe distance with payment made in a primitive hand sanitiser.
Two nurses – both young mothers – five doctors and two healthcare assistants have contracted the coronavirus and died since the start of the outbreak.
Jamie Livingstone, head of Oxfam Scotland, suggests the standards for camps cannot cope with a global pandemic.
The FCO said 10 airlines had joined its scheme.
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