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Castore will make kits for the club for the next five years in the multimillion-pound deal.

Matt Hancock said ‘almost nobody’ has had flu in the last 18 months but experts are braced for a bad winter.

The new national flagship has been proposed as a successor to the Royal Yacht Britannia.

But sales remain £3 billion higher than during the same period two years ago, according to Kantar, with Aldi enjoying the spoils.

The amber travel list includes popular summer hotspots such as Spain, Italy, France and Greece.

The luxury carmaker is suing a Swiss dealership over claims that deposits against its £2.5m Valkyrie hypercar were withheld.

The ONS said government borrowing stood at £24.3 billion in May, down from £43.8 billion a year earlier at the height of the pandemic.

Posts about political opponents on Facebook attracted more than twice as many angry face emojis than heart-related emojis garnered on positive posts.

The new banknote celebrating the Bletchley Park codebreaker will start appearing in bank branches and at ATMs in the coming days and weeks.

The first stations will go live by the end of 2022.

The tradition of juries comprising 12 people is centuries old.

The Reuters Institute Digital News Report has published its 10th edition.

The list, compiled by Mercer, helps employers to calculate appropriate compensation packages for expatriate employees, based on living costs.

Channel 4 chief executive Alex Mahon and chair Charles Gurassa will appear before the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.

PA takes a look at the key questions on a possible privatisation for Channel 4

The First Minister is due to make an announcement at Holyrood on Tuesday as part of the latest review of the route map out of lockdown.

The tool is being deployed alongside Citizens Advice.

The case is thought to be the first time that sitting MPs or peers have taken legal action against the Government on the grounds of national security.

Covid, summer holidays and Anne Robinson’s ‘war on woke’ lead Tuesday’s papers.

In March last year, the crown court backlog stood at around 40,000, but was hit by court closures and the delays triggered by the pandemic.