Tributes have been paid to health staff who have lost their lives.
The Prime Minister is said to be ‘very concerned’ about another peak in Covid-19 cases if restrictions are relaxed too rapidly.
The creatures adapted their limbs into flippers, streamlined their bodies and formed fluked tails for powerful swimming.
The UK Government abandoned widespread contact tracing in March but is hoping to reintroduce it as testing capacity increases.
Some life-threatening diseases could make a resurgence if uptake in vaccines falls as a result of the pandemic, experts have warned.
Dominic Raab is expected to stand in for him at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday.
The facility in the car park of the Central Jamia Mosque Ghamkol Sharif in Small Heath has the capacity to store up to 150 bodies.
Small businesses have said they are having difficulty in getting their loans approved.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sent messages in the days before their wedding, warning him that contacting the press would ‘backfire’.
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Former Home Office permanent secretary Sir Philip Rutnam has submitted an employment tribunal claim, his union said.
The First Minister revealed 915 patients have now died in Scotland after testing positive for coronavirus.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched a new service which allows people to forward emails to them they believe are scams.
The UK is the last major European economy where e-scooters are banned everywhere apart from private land.
Public Health England said where there are acute shortages and it is safe to do so, it approves the reuse of personal protective equipment.
Marti Pellow sang With a Little Help From My Friends for Sam Emmonds and “all our NHS angels”.
Oliver Dowden has backed a call made by unions and the Labour Party for a national tribute to be made to frontline staff who have died.
