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Nearly 40% of adults in the UK are estimated to have had their first dose.
Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill said as soon as the Executive can give more certainty over exiting lockdown, they will.
While the deputy First Minister criticised the unilateral decision to extend a protocol grace period, First Minister Arlene Foster defended the move.
Just 13 out of 315 local areas are currently recording a week-on-week rise in rates.
There may be 444,683 social care staff who have not been vaccinated or whose jab has not yet been reported.
NI’s First Minister criticised the Irish Foreign Minister for suggesting the EU could no longer trust the UK as a negotiating partner.
The Inspiro London trains feature more space, air-conditioning, walk-through carriages and improved accessibility.
Scientists believe they have tuned into how female frogs find suitors from the same species amid the noise of other frogs.
Sir Philip Rutnam is reported to have accepted a six-figure sum.
People living within the targeted areas are ‘strongly encouraged’ to take a Covid-19 test when offered
Matthew Green, of North Pickenham Road, Swaffham, admitted arson at an earlier hearing at Norwich Crown Court
The First Minister of Wales also said Boris Johnson was not ‘playing his part’ to preserve the union.
Health experts who visited the military site found that proper social distancing was impossible in the packed dormitories, according to a report.
The UK party leader is to address the Scottish Liberal Democrats online conference.
Around one in three people aged 65 and over in some parts of London have yet to have their first jab.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced the UK’s space industry is ‘a giant leap for growth and prosperity for the whole of Great Britain’.
Douglas Ross said he believes there is ‘damning’ evidence the First Minister breached the ministerial code despite her denials.
Despite many being stuck at home, thousands of children dressed as their favourite literary characters.
All residents will be able to receive indoor visits from a nominated person from Monday and some will be able to receive care from a loved one.
Labour’s Nadia Whittome said she was “really sorry” for the background noise caused by “building work” going on in her house.
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