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Wallwork pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm on a man who trod on his trainers in a pub.
The IRA was armed with powerful explosives by Libya’s then leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Boris Johnson said it was too soon to say whether foreign holidays will be allowed this summer.
The Prime Minister said he was encouraged by some of the things he has heard from the continent.
Around a third of adults said the past year has been similar to or better than average for them personally, according to research.
The UK’s biggest tour operator said the travel industry and the high street ‘are both facing unprecedented pressure’.
Boris Johnson said the country had been ‘fighting in the dark’ against coronavirus until scientific advances were made.
Almost 1,000 students at the University of Bristol have taken the 12-week course.
Violence erupted in Bristol city centre on Sunday evening and saw a police station attacked, 21 officers injured and vehicles set alight.
The streets of the UK were eerily quiet after the first UK-wide lockdown was announced – how do they look now, one year on?
Barnsley, Corby and North Lincolnshire are currently recording the highest rates.
Greg Clark raised concerns that the UK Research and Innovation’s science and research funding could be slashed by nearly a quarter
The first coronavirus press conference was held on March 16 2020 a week before the UK went into an official shutdown.
Researchers scored patients on a scale from -0.6 to 1, where 1 is full health and 0 is considered death.
The NI Secretary has tabled regulations at Westminster that will give him the power to direct the region’s health department to commission services.
A vote of no confidence in the First Minister fell by 65 votes to 31 at Holyrood with 27 abstentions.
Care home workers in England could be legally required to be vaccinated against Covid-19 under plans being considered by the Government.
There are ‘too many barriers’ preventing people from reconnecting when Covid restrictions start to ease, according a report from MPs and peers.
Paula Parfitt, who thinks Pippa Knight should leave hospital and wants specialists to stage a home-care trial, has lost two rounds of her fight.
On plots where herbicides have never been used, yield losses to weeds have been consistently increasing since the 1960s, research suggests.
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