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Businesses will be able to claim the grant when they are subject to restrictions and employees are off work for at least seven consecutive days.

New restrictions are expected which could see pubs and restaurants in areas of northern England temporarily closed.

The musician was born on October 9 1940.

Last year’s one-off Christmas special finished with Ruth Jones’s character Nessa proposing to Smithy, played by James Corden.

Brusthom Ziamani was jailed for life over the attack at HMP Whitemoor.

Sukhbir Phull, who refused to give evidence, was told he had shown no remorse.

Lord McColl of Dulwich asked what advice is being given about sneezing and coughing.

Pete Martin and Openreach colleague Scott McPartlin were also honoured for their work during the pandemic.

The company is a mainstay on British high streets and also runs a raft of other retail brands, including Peacocks and Jaeger.

Benjamin Clark, 18, admitted causing £1,642.03 worth of damage to the statue in Parliament Square.

The 60-year-old presenter has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

The First Minister was speaking at the Scottish Government’s daily coronavirus briefing.

Experts warned that current measures will not be enough to bring the epidemic under control.

There are too many ‘disturbing incidents’ of anti-Semitism on campus and a lack of willingness by universities to act, Gavin Williamson warned.

The magazine’s team of over 60 frontline staff work with sellers to connect them to specialist support services.

No 10 says there have been ‘useful discussions’ but that differences remain on some ‘important issues’.

Stormont’s Deputy First Minister will need to work from home for two weeks.

Thirty-nine Vietnamese nationals allegedly ran out of air while trapped in the trailer for 12 hours in temperatures of up to 38.5C.

The Countess of Wessex has not experienced any Covid-19 symptoms after coming into contact with someone who later tested positive for virus.

Sacha Lord said the coronavirus restrictions were ruining people’s businesses.