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The Prince of Wales chatted to the Good Morning Britain host during a Prince’s Trust award ceremony.

Researchers say the increase was due to increased difficulty in accessing contraception.

Amendments to the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill set the stage for a parliamentary tussle known as ping-pong.

People can go online and check the national booking system to see if their local site has appointments available as early as Saturday.

The British Medical Association’s GP committee formally rejected the proposals for England and will ballot on industrial action.

The nationwide advertising blitz will run on outdoor billboards, broadcast and community radio and TV to support the national vaccine drive.

The tax will be replaced in favour of a global agreement in 2023.

The Prince’s Trust awards were presented virtually earlier in the year, so the event gave Charles the opportunity to recognise winners in person.

The campaign orchestrated by MP Richard Holden calls for the Chancellor not to increase alcohol duties.

Around four in five local areas are currently recording a rise in rates.

Angharad Williamson has been charged with the murder of her son Logan Mwangi.

Peter Hartshorne-Jones believed he had Covid-19 and complained his wife was not paying him enough attention.

Last week the comedian survived the dance-off.

Rosie Duffield stayed away from last month’s conference over abuse after being labelled a transphobe.

Senior Crown Prosecutor Andrew Held was asked to advise on charging Stephen Port, an inquest heard.

Sinn Fein councillor Ciaran Beattie said the partition of Ireland is ‘nothing to celebrate’.

Boris Johnson attended the service along with Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney and Northern Ireland First Minister Paul Givan.

The Prime Minister was speaking days after the death of veteran Dennis Hutchings with Covid-19 while in Belfast for a court case.

Olivia Colman is among more than 40 public figures who have signed the letter to Boris Johnson.

The Home Secretary said on Wednesday that the threat level facing Members of Parliament is now deemed to be ‘substantial’.