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Guidance on the Government website appears to have changed on April 28 to include wording saying home tests and satellite tests were included.
It was also the fifth warmest April since records began.
The manufacturer was also slapped with a £3 million-plus legal bill following the first major English ruling over the ‘dieselgate’ emissions scandal.
Northern Ireland’s First Minister acknowledged the facial protection could reassure people.
Michelle O’Neill was speaking after new figures revealed 40% of Covid-19 deaths are happening in Northern Ireland’s care homes.
Some 122,347 tests were performed in the 24 hours up to 9am on Friday, Matt Hancock said.
Fertility clinics across the UK can apply to reopen from May 11 if they ensure the safety of staff and patients.
The social media platform has provided grants for the Internet Watch Foundation to promote the safety campaign on Twitter.
A round-up of Friday’s feelgood stories.
Any potential future second wave of the virus will be down to failures to support social care, Professor Martin Green said.
The Prime Minister’s spokesman said the fundamental objective of the Northern Ireland protocol had been missed out.
‘I have to tell you that the young handlers under 8 class was the cutest thing I have ever seen,’ a judge tweeted.
The Environment Agency said waste including plastics and commercial rubbish was being burned at the site in Long Bennington, Lincolnshire.
Badir Rahim Alnazi, 23, is accused of attacked 20-year-old Mohamed Abdullah Al Araimi.
The design of Interchange station in the West Midlands was deemed ‘outstanding’ by Breeam.
The Local Government Authority said traffic queues are inevitable.
The fast food chain said a limited menu will be offered, and that will not include breakfast.
Two ambulance workers are amongst the most recent to have passed away after contracting Covid-19.
The announcement comes days after IAG said up to 12,000 jobs will be cut at BA.
Ministers are still deciding what advice to issue.