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John Penrose said he had so far not shown symptoms and Baroness Harding has not been told to self-isolate.

Companies announced 6,770 jobs cuts last week in major redundancies.

Only three local authorities have recorded a week-on-week rise.

The BBC has been asked to set out its financial needs.

Wales’ First Minister Mark Drakeford welcomed the news of a meeting to discuss the issue.

Jack Doak Mitchell suffered severe brain damage after the assault when he was four months old.

The study found 66 babies required hospital treatment for Covid-19 between the beginning of March and end of April.

Microsoft’s next-generation consoles have launched in the UK.

More than 7,600 people have crossed the English Channel to the UK this year, several times the number for 2019.

The BBC has said it will hold an independent investigation.

Nathan Maynard-Ellis and David Leesley dismembered the body of Julia Rawson.

In excess of £235 million has been spent in 2020 alone, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders says.

The Queen sent a message of condolence to Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua.

The priority list has already been set.

The vaccine being developed by Pfizer and BioNTech has not yet received regulatory approval.

Response Sergeant Tony Cotton has been with the Northamptonshire Police for 30 years.

Scientists have welcomed the news but urged caution over the findings.

The priority list has already been set.

Simon Finch was remanded into custody to be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Tuesday.

Kate Bingham has come under pressure over her activities as head of the vaccine taskforce.