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Flock keepers have been urged to ‘urgently review’ biosecurity measures after two more suspected cases were identified in Co Armagh and Co Tyrone.

Despite several Tory MPs said to be against the imposition of Plan B, the measures are expected to become law as Labour is backing the Government.

The Labour leader said it was ‘very hard’ to see how the virtual quiz was ‘compliant with the rules’ at the time.

Liz Truss was speaking after meeting counterparts at the two-day G7 summit of foreign ministers from leading democratic nations in Liverpool.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to say more about the booster programme later.

Wayne Gruba, who campaigned for victims of Libyan sponsored IRA bombings, had been involved in a volunteer ambulance initiative during the pandemic.

Sir Jeffrey also criticised the Prime Minister over alleged lockdown-breaking parties at No 10, saying ‘no-one is above the rules’.

Heathland on the South Downs in Hampshire and Sussex is home to Britain’s rarest reptile, the sand lizard.

A man died after suffering gunshot wounds following an incident in Kensington High Street on Saturday.

Bank of England policymakers will have to weigh up the threat of the new variant against soaring inflation in Thursday’s interest rate vote.

Geminids are very bright, moderately fast, and are unusual in being multi-coloured.

The botched attempt to reform standards rules for MPs saw the PM’s position seriously questioned for the first time.

Driving tests were prohibited during coronavirus lockdowns, leading to a backlog of candidates.

Detective Constable James Morrison, known as Jim, was murdered while chasing a suspected bag thief in 1991 and the killer has not been found.

We look at the big events of the past 12 months.

Gabriela Beard drew Father Christmas delivering houses to homeless people, thanks to a gadget that makes them small enough to fit into his sack.

Estate agents have just 14 properties available per branch on average according to Rightmove, which is the lowest figure it has ever recorded.

The leader was finally able to get out around the country for the first time since he took on the job.

Boosters for under 40s, jabs for children and a Tory revolt all make headlines.

Downing Street said the Conservative Party leader had ‘briefly’ taken part ‘virtually’ in the quiz.