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A special recognition award was given to NHS frontline staff as a result of their efforts during the pandemic.

The party contested 275 seats and took 2% of votes but did not succeed in electing an MP in the 2019 general election.

The Top Gear presenter managed to reach 80mph in his electric vehicle.

The First Minister has said Wales’ firebreak lockdown will end on Monday November 9.

Scotland’s Finance Secretary Kate Forbes also criticised the late announcement of the scheme’s extension until December.

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have all imposed different restrictions.

Sunday night could bring the highest minimum temperatures seen in November since 1862.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned the Scottish Government will not hesitate to increase the level of protection either locally or nationally.

The former prime minister said ‘hospitalised patients at risk of serious illness’ should be offered treatments that are safe.

Campaigner Joeli Brearley said: ‘The second lockdown has meant a host of new gaps of information for parents that we’re desperately trying to fill.’

Lady Shakerley was a close friend of the Queen and responsible for arranging many of her private parties.

Drinkaware found over a quarter of people increased their alcohol consumption over lockdown – and similar numbers reduced their units.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown said one million 16 to 24-years-olds are now in need of help.

The US President said the Scottish actor, who has died aged 90, had helped him get planning permission for a controversial development.

The Government has announced a new lockdown for England.

One Tory MP told the PA news agency there was ‘enormous frustration’ from backbenchers and ministers about the Government’s handling of the crisis.

Paul Farmer, chief executive of mental health charity Mind, says a second lockdown could be ‘the greatest test of our mental health this year’.

The incident occurred in Waddington Road, Newham, early on Sunday.

Dame Carolyn Fairbairn warned the Prime Minister’s relationship with business ‘could be a lot better’.

Sir Keir said he was ‘very disappointed’ in Mr Corbyn’s reaction, describing it as the ‘wrong response’, adding: ‘I haven’t spoken to him since.’