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It comes after an hours-long protest on Thursday saw about 60 boats approach the port of St Helier.

The London Fire Brigade was called to the New Providence Wharf development on Friday morning.

While the balance of risk for the AstraZeneca vaccine is very favourable for older people, it is more finely balanced for younger groups.

Community support officer Julia James was found dead in Akholt Wood near her home in Snowdown, Kent, on Tuesday April 27.

Terry Lubbock’s son Stuart died following a party at the entertainer’s former house in Essex 20 years ago.

The total has fallen by 97% since the second-wave peak.

The Government will soon announce which destinations holidaymakers from England can visit from May 17 without needing to quarantine on their return.

A post-mortem examination gave Maria Jane Rawlings’s preliminary cause of death as neck compression and possible blunt force head trauma.

Private homes were the only setting to record excess deaths in every month of 2020 since February.

William Spicer sued the Metropolitan Police after claiming that he had been libelled in a press release about the death of Hina Shamim.

The former party leader said the internal move against his successor Arlene Foster had been ‘brutal and publicly humiliating’.

The closely followed IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index recorded a score of 61.6 in April.

The former prime minister and the financier will answer questions from the Treasury Committee as part of the Lessons from Greensill Capital inquiry.

The National Cyber Security Centre has published new guidance on protecting connected places and infrastructure.

Results are due to be staggered across Friday and Saturday.

Luis Gallego, boss of IAG, said airlines were ready to fly but Government action was needed to make it happen.

Up to April 28, the MHRA in the UK had received 242 reports of blood clots accompanied by low blood platelet count, all in people who had AstraZeneca.

The Tories take the former Labour stronghold with more than half the votes cast.

The odd item cast aside by the famous wartime leader will go on sale along with a pair of satin slippers that once belonged to Queen Victoria.

Farmer Jill Mortimer beat Labour candidate Dr Paul Williams, a GP and former MP for Stockton South.