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The baby boy has been identified by his family as Ciaran Leigh Morris.
NHS England said that 10 sites will be up and running within months while the rest will open by April next year.
The former Welsh secretary has died aged 68 after a lengthy illness.
Tony Mann had 96 customers booked in to his barber shop on Monday.
Garden centres and homeware stores were among businesses able to reopen on Monday.
The speech comes a few days after a poll suggested the party could win up to six seats in May.
Hairdressers and barbers also reopened on Monday
The NASUWT teaching union is calling for the curriculum to be decolonised.
Mrs Mujinga died on April 5 last year with coronavirus after she was reportedly coughed on and spat by a white customer at Victoria station.
The Chancellor said the new finance scheme would help the economy to move out of the coronavirus crisis as the lockdown eases.
Northern areas woke to a sprinkling of snow on Monday morning.
Boris Johnson update the nation on bank holiday Monday before the lockdown is further eased next week.
The PSNI said ‘senseless and reckless criminal behaviour’ began in the Waterside area of Derry.
Danny Altmann, professor of immunology at Imperial College London, said they would need ‘enormous scrutiny’.
The strikes are likely to delay paper applications as well as calls to the agency’s contact centre, but online services will still be available.
The Rt Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin said there were ‘serious issues’ with a landmark review.
Richard Walker called an overhaul of ‘outdated and Victorian’ business rates.
Some non-essential shops can also reopen.
Richard Okorogheye went missing on Monday March 22.
The front pages are dominated by the Government’s mass testing programme.