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The 5km local fun runs still have not been started due to reluctance from councils and other landowners.

The winner of the prize – named in honour of William McIlvanney, the so-called godfather of tartan noir – will be announced in September.

Poor diets may contribute to fatigue, academics said.

British computer scientist sells digitally-signed source code of the Web as a non-fungible token (NFT), with money going to initiatives he supports.

The former director-generals will appear before the DCMS committee.

Craig Federighi said the iPhone maker wanted to offer control and transparency to its users through its growing list of privacy features.

Royal Ascot was staged behind closed doors last year due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Alastair Morgan has campaigned for justice ever since his brother Daniel was killed in London in 1987.

Here is the latest across the four nations.

Experts feared going ahead with Step 4 on June 21 as anticipated could lead to hospital admissions on the scale of the first wave of Covid-19.

Met Office meteorologists have said Wednesday could be even hotter than Monday – the hottest day of the year so far.

Industry leaders have raised concerns over possible compromises on food standards.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock made a statement to the Commons at 8.30pm to confirm the decision to push back the final unlock from June 21 to July 19.

Nick Thomas-Symonds will dub the the Delta variant of coronavirus ‘the Johnson variant’ in a speech on Tuesday.

With Stormont on the brink of collapse, Mary Lou McDonald said the introduction of Irish language legislation is “the only way to resolve the issue.”

The Government has published limited guidance for weddings following June 21, with more to follow on Tuesday.

Brides-to-be and events planners have also called for more clarity on the rules following the Downing Street conference.

And new residents entering a care home from the community will no longer need to isolate for 14 days.

Reports have suggested that young children have had long-term effects after infection.

Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer & Pub Association, said the delay is ‘hard for our sector to stomach’.