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Anyone flying from China from January 5 will be required to show a negative Covid-19 test before departing.

She is the fourth director of the London art gallery and the first to be on the New Year’s Honours List, according to Tate Modern.

It comes after Beijing announced plans to start reissuing passports and visas for overseas trips.

NHS Grampian officials have said they are under an ‘extreme level of pressure’.

Nadra Ahmed, executive chair of the National Care Association, has been recognised on the New Year Honours list.

NHS England said that just more than 200,000 patients are now using non-invasive glucose monitoring devices.

Martin Rayner signed up as an auxiliary coastguard in April 1980.

William was invested as the new Prince of Wales following the death of his grandmother.

Southern and central Scotland was worst hit by the wet conditions.

Catherine Belton, author of Putin’s People, has urged the Government to introduce an anti-Slapp law to protect journalist reporting on the super rich.

Lissie Harper successfully campaigned to introduce mandatory life sentences for people who kill emergency service workers.

David Sutherland has been drawing the group of mischievous school children since 1962.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer used his message to warn that the UK ‘needs to change’ as he looked back on a ‘very tough’ year.

Magistrates have granted police more time to question two men accused of stabbing a 23-year-old footballer on Boxing Day.

Dame Julie Maxton said it was ‘wonderful’ to be honoured.

A record temperature of 33C was recorded in Phoenix Park, Dublin, on July 18.

The late designer’s husband, Andreas Kronthaler, was also made a director and secretary of her property business.

The force believes the attack was carried out by one dog but “cannot rule out” that more dogs may have been involved.

The former MP for Halifax was an outspoken critic of Sir Tony Blair and the war in Iraq.

Several diplomats at the Kyiv and Moscow embassies have been made OBEs.