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The figures cover deaths of care home residents in all settings, not just in care homes.
The Green Fuel, Green Skies project is part of Boris Johnson’s 10-point plan for a green industrial revolution.
President Michael D Higgins described her 2011 visit as a ‘moment of healing’.
Boris Johnson is set to raise the cap on Britain’s stockpile of Trident nuclear warheads in the Integrated Review, according to reports.
The piece, Create Escape, shows an inmate escaping lockdown using paper from a typewriter.
Several European countries, including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Denmark and Norway, have temporarily suspended use of the vaccine.
The City watchdog alleges that NatWest failed to act on suspicious activity after £264 million was paid into a customer’s account in cash.
The bakery chain said it remained hopeful for the year ahead and still plans to open more stores, despite making a £13.7 million loss.
Police urged the public to think carefully before any more protests.
The front pages are dominated by a growing number of countries dropping the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab over blood clot fears.
The prank-loving, eternal schoolboy will team up with YouTuber Joe Sugg and Paul Hollywood in the comic.
Concern about the duke has been heightened because of his advanced age.
The wife of former England star Wayne Rooney claimed Mrs Vardy shared fake stories she had posted on her personal Instagram account.
Normal weight slow walkers are more at risk for both severe disease and death than fast walkers with obesity, according to new research.
The First Minister is to address Holyrood on Tuesday to reveal an anticipated further easing of the lockdown across Scotland.
The Dublin medic has reflected on the week when everything changed.
Pc Wayne Couzen is accused of snatching the 33-year-old marketing executive as she walked home from a friend’s flat in south London on March 3.
The programme would see plain clothes officers attending areas around clubs and bars to look out for predatory and suspicious offenders.
Boris Johnson said there was ‘no reason at all’ to stop the vaccine’s rollout and Nicola Sturgeon said she would accept her jab ‘without hesitation’.
The Government’s Integrated Review of foreign and defence policy says Russia is an ‘active threat’ to UK interests.
