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The Sunday papers feature pandemic developments and embarrassment for Labour’s leader.

Social media is being targeted to sow division, the Commander Strategic Command said.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is due to finish a five-year sentence in March.

The hospitality industry is on a ‘knife edge’, report warns.

Most of those caught it at work, according to the GMB.

Conservative MP Chris Skidmore will seek to introduce the Essay Mills (Prohibition) Bill to the House of Commons on Wednesday.

One was asked to pay £1,700 privately for a treatment that would cost them £60 on the NHS.

But officials rejected reports that the over-50s could all receive their first dose by April, a month ahead of the Government’s target.

The 72-year-old royal will accept a lifetime achievement award from Farmers Weekly on Sunday.

It will feel ‘bitterly cold’ as the strong easterly winds from Ukraine and the Black Sea area spill across the UK on Sunday.

Party leader Sir Ed Davey said the games would serve as a ‘propaganda exercise’ for the Chinese government.

Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation has pledged to double the first £500,000 of donations.

Police are investigating three incidents in the area in which a man also died.

12 stabbings including an incident which killed a 22-year-old have been reported in south London since Friday evening.

Simon Byrne apologised for the conduct of officers involved in an incident that saw a Troubles survivor handcuffed.

Neale Hanvey has been removed from his role as vaccine spokesman.

The London Ambulance Service also attended the scene.

Anti-HS2 campaigners have been in a network of tunnels since January 27.

Angry scenes unfolded in Belfast when officers intervened at a gathering to mark the 29th anniversary of a loyalist massacre at a betting shop.

The River Eden in Cupar burst its banks after heavy rainfall.