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The Chancellor said the UK had been ‘reasonable, consistent and transparent’ during Brexit talks.

The ‘winter Covid plan’ for England is set to be laid out by the Prime Minister on Monday.

‘I just wouldn’t risk it for the sake of a dinner,’ one woman said.

Some 836 people – including 210 children – have been given free travel to refuge accommodation since April.

Tens of thousands of people are on waiting lists for deliveries of new bikes, Halfords reveals.

Three in four school leaders do not have enough digital devices and internet access to ensure all self-isolating students can continue learning.

The research is a crucial first step to proving the link between firefighting, toxic contaminants and cancer, the FBU said.

Around 15,000 workers could be due to retire from the rail industry by 2025, research estimated.

There has been speculation the Chancellor will announce a salary freeze in his comprehensive spending review.

Fearful parents are asking their daughters not to go out after dark or walk home alone after a certain time, girls’ rights organisations said.

One man was pulled from the water after he was found clinging to a lifebuoy.

Police said one person is seriously ill with head injuries.

The Winter Covid Plan makes headlines on Sunday.

Downing Street has said this is expected to come into force when the national lockdown ends on December 2.

The Cabinet is expected to discuss and sign off the plan on Sunday before Mr Johnson announces it to Parliament the following day.

The Treasury said that the NHS will get £1 billion to address backlogs by catching up on checks, scans and operations that were delayed by Covid-19.

Lambeth Palace said it was ‘normal practice’ for archbishops to take time off from official duties, and that Mr Welby would use the time to study.

Mr Maughan said that the organisation will publish the full court documents on Sunday.

Mr Johnson has promised a House of Commons vote on his plans to replace the lockdown with a local, tiered approach.

Rapid Covid-19 tests are available for everyone, including those without symptoms.