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The Duke of Cambridge delivered a video message to mark 100 years of the RAAF.

Mark Drakeford said stable rates of Covid cases and the successful vaccination programme has allowed ministers to consider more easing of the rules.

Lord Simon Woolley described the review as a ‘monumental moment missed’.

Police were called at 9.10pm on Tuesday to reports of three men fighting.

The Nottingham parks were closed due to the ‘actions of a thoughtless minority’, councillor David Mellen said.

Richard Okorogheye was reported missing on Wednesday March 24.

The new Government agency will be led by Dr Jenny Harries.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer called for ministers and online platforms to clamp down on online abuse in the wake of the race report.

Walthamstow Library saw 3,000 people receive the Covid-19 vaccine after it announced that it had surplus stock.

Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill was among 24 party figures told by prosecutors they would not face action for attending the funeral last June.

Students in Wales will also return to face-to-face education from the same day.

The report said geography, family influence, socio-economic background, culture and religion all impact life chances more than racism.

Alex Salmond said his newly-formed party had a ‘depth of talent, diversity and experience’.

He received a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

The health body welcomed the news that deaths were reducing.

It follows thousands of allegations from students.

The list contains people working in frontline roles where they were likely to have come into contact with patients before their deaths.

Concerns have been raised that so many people are not aware of the signs of one of the biggest cancer killers.

The food delivery platform has a nightmare start to its life as a listed company with shares opening at 390p and closing at 287.45p.

The party has called for an inquiry following reports the ex-government procurement chief joined the firm without proper vetting.