The airline has been buffeted by the coronavirus crisis which has devastated the industry.
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The Prime Minister’s chief aide is alleged to have travelled 260 miles after falling ill with coronavirus-like symptoms.
A body was found in Havant, Hampshire, on Thursday by officers searching for Louise Smith, who had been missing since VE Day.
Sir Patrick Vallance suggested coronavirus testing was not conclusive enough to be used instead of quarantining visitors.
Wendell Baker was jailed for life in 2013 after being convicted at a retrial under double jeopardy laws.
Priti Patel said the quarantine measures were ‘absolutely not about booking holidays’.
The Duke of Cambridge has made raising awareness about mental health one of the key pillars of his public work.
Aya Hachem, 19, was gunned down as she walked to a supermarket in Blackburn.
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis has insisted the funds should come out of Stormont’s budget.
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Travel trade organisation Abta described it as ‘a stark indication of the pressure that the holiday industry is under’.
From June 8 people coming to the UK will have to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival.
US President Donald Trump has been criticised after he said he had nothing to lose by taking hydroxychloroquine.
The interruption occurred during Nicola Sturgeon’s daily coronavirus briefing.
These are the confirmed names of the 183 frontline staff who have died.
Pictures of crowds flocking to beaches in Brighton and Southend in recent days have raised fears over social distancing.