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The Bank of England will be watched closely for its latest take on the threat of surging inflation as the economy rebounds sharply.

It may look up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter in the sky as the moon reaches its closest point to Earth.

The Government’s travel lists will be updated on Thursday.

The 28-year-old female officer remains in hospital with serious injuries.

Chief executive of Keep Britain Tidy, Allison Ogden-Newton, spoke at St James’ Palace where she was awarded an OBE by the Prince of Wales.

More than 50 trawlers from fishing communities made their way to Dublin Port as part of a protest over cuts to EU fishing quotas.

Men are more likely to be diagnosed with skin cancer at a later stage than women.

More than 82% of adults have also received their first dose.

The graphic artist was awarded a CBE for services to design by the Prince of Wales during the first investiture ceremony in 15 months.

Shopping mall security guard Steve Bouquet is accused of killing nine cats and injuring seven more during a lengthy and gruesome spree in Brighton.

Researchers found the prevalence of long Covid increased with age and was higher among women.

The Prince of Wales presented awards to 32 recipients in a scaled-down ceremony at St James’s Palace, the first investiture for 15 months.

The Department for Economy has handed over £513 million in financial assistance to 47,128 applicants to help them survive the downturn.

The partnership behind Wild Ingleborough says the Yorkshire Dales scheme is an important step ahead COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.

The Russian defence ministry said shots were fired at HMS Defender and bombs dropped in its path after it entered Russian territorial waters.

The Secretary of State said the Protocol is ‘not sustainable’ in its current form.

The Scottish Government introduced the ban on Friday over concerns about coronavirus cases in Manchester and Salford.

The 62-year-old was found not guilty of two counts of fraudulent disposal of property by a jury at Leeds Crown Court on Wednesday.

The Education Secretary told MPs that schools must remain impartial.

The framework has been published ahead of proposals for wider reform of the sector from the Government, which were promised almost two years ago.