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Peers moved to strip controversial clauses from the UK Internal Market Bill that would enable ministers to break international laws.

Conservative former leader Lord Howard of Lympne led the calls for the Prime Minister to ‘think again’.

The Stormont executive is due to reconvene on Tuesday morning to resume discussions.

GPs have been given information on how to prepare for a vaccine rollout.

Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill told Maros Sefcovic that is was ‘unacceptable’ that it remained uncertain how the protocol would operate.

It comes as UK spy agency GCHQ reportedly launched a cyber operation to disrupt disinformation around vaccines.

Supporters Diane Abbott and John McDonnell urged an end to Jeremy Corbyn’s suspension in wake of the anti-Semitism row.

Researchers also found that people with a pre-existing psychiatric diagnosis were more likely to be diagnosed with Covid-19.

Hull, North East Lincolnshire and Scarborough have recorded the biggest week-on-week rises.

Other public health measures will need to be in place to keep the virus under control.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister Arlene Foster said a ‘real apology’ to the vice president elect-was due.

Leading doctors said it remains absolutely crucial that the current guidance is followed.

Regulatory hurdles need to cleared before the vaccine can be used on the general population.

The legislation sets out the way that trade within the UK will work once it is outside the EU’s single market and customs union.

Boris Johnson sought to build bridges with president-elect Joe Biden.

The former prime minister said refusing another ballot carried risks.

Lateral flow tests, with a turnaround time of under an hour, have been available since Friday.

The Government wants to stop them falling into the hands of criminals.

Bishops say decisions on questions around same-sex relationships must be made ‘with some urgency’.

The Stormont executive is considering allowing restaurants and cafes to reopen without alcohol being sold.