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The latest round of trade talks is taking place but progress so far has been limited.
Health minister Robin Swann urged people gathering in large numbers to act responsibly.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock told the Commons the evidence showed that coronavirus targets people in an ‘unequal and disproportionate way’.
Researchers say LY-CoV555 is the first potential new medicine specifically designed to attack the virus that causes Covid-19.
Number 10 insisted the Government was ‘absolutely committed to keeping people updated’.
The proposal announced by Jacob Rees-Mogg could see parliamentarians forming kilometre-long queues in order to obey social distancing rules.
Shopping centre owner Intu found customers are willing to return – although 28% said they would spend less – if enough safety measures are in place.
The 5,000-year-old impression found on a fragment of pottery is said to be only the second such find in Scotland.
The Fire Brigades Union argued firefighters had a significant interest in the outcome of the inquiry.
Education and social groups fear that progress made in closing the gap since 2011 could be undone.
Here are the city’s landmarks as seen from the air.
Nearly half of university applicants fear cuts because of Covid-19 will negatively impact their education.
Early testers can try out the new software to request a range of tasks using their voice, from getting live radio, to receiving quirky facts from QI.
The First Minister was joined at the briefing by interim chief medical officer Dr Gregor Smith and chief nursing officer Fiona McQueen.
Martin Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving.
A study by UK broadband provider Zen Internet found many over-55s were risking out-of-contract price rises because they fear switching providers.
Tyrell Robinson was sacked by Bradford City earlier this year.
The house on the picturesque Isle of Sheppey had been left partially suspended over a sheer drop after a ‘significant cliff collapse’ late on Friday.
The 17-year-old will face trial at Exeter Crown Court in September accused of offences linked to Jack and Jill Childcare in Torquay.
Several MPs had called for the distance to be reduced while an environmental health body said maintaining two metres was “vital”.