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Philip received a visit from his eldest son, the Prince of Wales, on Saturday.

The Health Secretary insisted that legal cases about transparency returns were ‘second order’ to saving lives.

Passengers travelling on Avanti West Coast services can purchase a ticket online and load it on to a smartcard.

The broadcaster has expressed frustration that she was offered the vaccine before her sister.

Ian Blackford said Chancellor Rishi Sunak should avoid a ‘repeat of the Thatcher years’ in the forthcoming Budget.

The Most Reverend Justin Welby said one of the most pressing issues was a ‘crisis’ in schools.

Sausages and other chilled meats produced in Great Britain are set to be banned in Northern Ireland from July 1.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he is a ‘values-led person’ but would not say whether he views himself as ‘woke’.

Professor John Edmunds said the risk of a ‘significant’ resurgence of Covid-19 remains.

Cuthbert Tura Arutura said there are similarities between the dance of Zimbabwe and sean nos, the oldest in Ireland.

The Labour leader said extra testing and temporary ‘Nightingale classrooms’ may be needed.

The Health Secretary said that while ‘all of us understandably want to get back to normal’, it is ‘right to be cautious’.

A union study revealed the impact of the coronavirus crisis on workers’ mental health.

The fast-casual chain said it plans to almost double its network of stores to nearly 100 sites, with the expansion plans set to create 1,800 jobs.

Doctors at the Royal Papworth Hospital have been able to use a ground-breaking machine to make hearts start beating again after they had stopped.

Pupils should be supported through play if Government decides to extend the amount of time they spend in school, British Psychological Society says.

Boris Johnson is due to unveil his road map out of lockdown.

The Government wants the UK’s housing stock to reach better energy efficiency by 2030.

Government and businesses are being urged to tackle emissions in supply chains.

Researchers forecast that there will be some 176,000 deaths from 10 major cancers in the UK by the end of the year, with rates falling overall.