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Three in 10 local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

People aged 70 and over were in the top four groups on the priority list for vaccines.

Mid and East Antrim council chief Anne Donaghy said she sought advice from local constituency MPs on who to address her letter to.

Around 60 French fishing boats gathered off the island’s main port St Helier early on Thursday to protest against new licences.

Teresa Brown, former director of housing at the Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organisation, gave evidence to the inquiry.

Many holidaymakers hope the country will be on the Government’s green list when it is revealed on Friday.

Zaheid Ali was a Year 8 pupil at Ark Globe Academy in south London.

The Government policy will deter some rough sleepers from seeking help and could push them into modern slavery, the organisations warn.

There is an urgent need to control diseases through vaccine passports, cut down on meat and boost genetic diversity in livestock, a researcher said.

Andrew Dymock is on trial on 15 charges, including 12 terrorism-related alleged offences.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have thanked royal fans for their support over the past two years.

There was an early-morning ‘sea of red lights and flares’ as boats gathered at the port of St Helier.

Leo McFaulds required dialysis three times a week after falling seriously ill after an E.coli infection.

It has been reported that the Government intends to introduce a statute of limitations on offences committed before the 1998 Good Friday peace deal.

Reports suggest the UK Government is set to introduce a statute of limitations on prosecutions for conflict crimes that occurred pre-1998.

Digital revenue soared 35% in the four months to late April, Reach said.

The telecoms firm has set a new target stretching over the next few years.

The Duke of Cambridge visited Brighter Futures to learn how it is supporting the needs of the local community in Rhyl, north Wales.

Peggy Wright, 83, died after jumping from a window at her home in a bid to escape the fire.

Experts believe this is the first sighting of the UK’s only resident population of killer whales travelling this far south.