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Sir Patrick Vallance’s comments come amid concerns around the effectiveness after the first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.

We need to look at data for when deaths are taking place, not when deaths are reported.

Previous guidance will be suspended in all but a small number of secondary schools and colleges.

Mae Dobbs said she is ‘excited’ to be appointed head of digital.

The Duchess of Sussex is suing the publisher of The Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over five articles in February 2019.

The Government has set a target of vaccinating 15 million people by February 15.

They want an independent team of detectives to search for leads for fresh prosecutions and other measures to recover information.

Trade group UKHospitality has written to the Chancellor demanding further targeted financial support.

A study showed that a lab-made coronavirus carrying all the mutations of the B.1.1.7 variant was neutralised by antibodies.

The incident in Dumfries and Galloway involved an Avanti West Coast passenger service travelling from Glasgow to London.

Major incidents have already been declared in Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire.

A local at the scene in Westgate, County Durham, believed sat-nav could have directed the Morrisons delivery driver to attempt the crossing at a ford.

Delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic could have a serious impact on women’s chances of having a baby.

The Home Secretary’s comments are contrary to her public defence of the Government’s decision not to enact a full arrivals shutdown.

Detective Constable Robert Ferrow will face a trial at Winchester Crown Court in August.

There have been reports of suicide attempts at the Kent barracks and many residents went on hunger strike in protest at the conditions.

The programme, which was hoped to be used as an alternative to self-isolation, will stop just weeks after it was launched.

Average London house prices also reached a record high of £514,000 and property values in the north-east of England have now surpassed a 2007 peak.

The Home Secretary said it would take time for the scale of the problem to emerge.

Four men deny breaking Covid-19 rules and say they observed social distancing while drinking wine.