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Writers have been tasked with finding the Dickens characters of today.
Thursday’s front pages are dominated by anticipation of the easing of lockdown restrictions.
While the Government’s aim is to return things to normal as far as possible, it is likely that some measures will remain in place for some time yet.
Boris Johnson will chair a Cabinet meeting on Thursday and is expected to announce a lifting of some measures on Sunday.
Zara Anne Radcliffe, 29, will appear in court accused of murdering 88-year-old John Rees and the attempted murder of three others.
Nadia Whittome said she has been told not to return to Lark Hill retirement village, which is run by ExtraCare in Nottingham.
The researchers looked at the number of cases and deaths taken from daily published figures by the European Centre for Disease Control.
The officer’s injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
Robert Jenrick said the current scientific advice is school staff will not need PPE, but that the Government would keep the situation under review.
Arrows fired from longbows could penetrate right through the human skull creating small entry and large exit wounds.
Zoological Society of London warns it is facing a very challenging situation as its core income from London and Whipsnade zoos has dried up.
The Health and Safety Executive warned employers could face enforcement action if they fail to follow Government guidelines.
Boris Johnson marked his return to the Commons by setting a new ambition for increasing test capacity to 200,000 a day by the end of the month.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use a speech on Sunday to set out his proposals for the next phase of dealing with coronavirus.
The likelihood of death from Covid-19 is significantly higher among England’s BAME communities than the general population, researchers say.
The founder had faced criticism over the huge payouts, and 30% of investors voted against the bonus.
Researchers say less attention has been given to transmission between family members.
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said ‘a free country needs a free press’ at the Downing Street briefing.
The piece, called Game Changer, is on display in a corridor at Southampton General Hospital.
Getting it wrong could have severe implications for people’s lives, finance minister Conor Murphy said.
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