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Tiger the cat got into the spirit of Pancake Day during a video broadcast of morning prayers at Canterbury Cathedral.

Tracey Crouch announced she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2020.

Dawn Bryant used to do a number of international shows before the pandemic hit.

The mayor went on patrol in east London with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick and violence suppression unit officers.

Charity and renewable energy association disappointed emoji for fossil fuels like oil and petrol exist, but a wind turbine does not.

The list was expanded after scientists developed a new tool which assesses whether someone is at risk of severe disease or death.

The Prime Minister has not ruled out the use of domestic immunity passports.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies argued for an overhaul to some unfair or broken taxes such as inheritance and council tax.

The radio presenter said Frances, who has learning disabilities, is ‘OK so far’ after testing positive for coronavirus.

The Ministry of Defence has said LGBT+ veterans who were dismissed can reclaim the medals that were stripped from them.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been urged to make changes to taxes as part of a green recovery from the pandemic.

Maros Sefcovic said the commission ‘deeply regrets’ how it handled the issue.

Keith Gray claims the policy discriminates against him as a party member.

Anne Longfield said the uncertainty about the UC uplift remaining in place and talk of ‘educational catch-up’ are not ‘compatible’.

Chun Wong did not need to spend 10 days in a specially booked hotel as he had touched down in Dublin before his arrival in Scotland.

Sven Badzak, 22, was stabbed to death in a ‘completely unprovoked’ attack.

New figures confirm the second-wave peak was on January 19.

The band members are trained to carry stretchers, drive ambulances and assist the military’s full-time medics during times of conflict.

DUP MLA Paul Givan is seeking to ban abortions in later stages of pregnancies in cases involving foetuses with a diagnosis of serious disability.

One in four have antibodies in London compared to one in eight in the South West.