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Pictures of a famous 100-year-old fundraiser feature on many of Monday’s front pages.
Charity Action for Children has warned a mental health crisis is ‘threatening to engulf a generation’ of young people.
The Prime Minister said the rollout ‘will only accelerate from here on’.
A monitoring group put the number of arrests at more than 5,100.
He said the UK Government would continue to take steps to protect supplies.
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The Labour MP said it made her feel ‘less of a woman’.
The Second World War veteran raised £32.7 million after vowing to walk 100 laps of his garden before he turned 100.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson described the development as ‘a crucial milestone’.
The Duke of Cambridge has condemned recent racist comments made on social media in a string of tweets.
Government figures show a record 598,389 first doses were administered in the UK on Saturday.
The Prime Minister was among those to send good wishes to the charity fundraiser.
His family said he was being treated in a ward and was not in intensive care.
Douglas Ross is to give a speech criticising the SNP for planning for a second independence referendum.
Volunteer cupids in the village of Lover will be hand-stamping cards from home this year.
Zara Mohammed, a masters graduate in human rights law, said she felt ‘honoured and blessed’ by the result.
Nathan Evans quit his job as a postman and signed a record deal.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin said government is likely to take a ‘conservative and cautious’ approach to reducing restrictions.
A fire broke out at the military site on Friday afternoon, where around 400 people had been living in questionable conditions.
Three in 10 adults in Britain polled by The Open University said they had picked up a book for fun during the lockdowns in 2020.
