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Immigration control staff reportedly received an email detailing the guidance at 9.25pm on Sunday.

Workers in the arts sector have called on the Prime Minister to secure visa-free travel with the EU.

Citizens of any age and walk of life are invited to apply to become the European Space Agency’s next astronaut

The lockdown and the Sussexes are among the main topics on the nation’s front pages.

He said there were ‘grounds for confidence’ that vaccines were helping to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Anne Longfield accused tech companies of having a ‘cavalier’ attitude towards protecting young and vulnerable social media users.

The footage was captured by Chris Fitzmorris in Kenner, Louisiana.

The UK has joined 55 countries in committing to enhance international cooperation to end the ‘cruel’ practice of arbitrary detention.

Boris Johnson said that it was ‘very valid’ to have a specialist provide information about the impact that the pandemic was having on mental health.

The Prime Minister said rapid tests would help ‘the toughest nuts to crack’ including nightclubs and some theatres.

Any snow will be limited to the Scottish mountains and is unlikely to reach other parts of the UK.

Maros Sefcovic said the EU is ‘always ready to deliver’ on its commitments surrounding the post-Brexit arrangements to avoid a hard border.

Sir Simon said there is a “pandemic of disinformation” as he was asked about vaccine hesitancy among some ethnic minority groups.

Roger Goncalves, who lives in London, entered the Radisson Blu Edwardian hotel near Heathrow Airport on Monday.

Oprah With Meghan And Harry: A CBS Primetime Special – has been described as an ‘intimate conversation’ by the US television network.

Cera said it fears the group could be forgotten as the vaccine rollout progresses to younger groups.

The Prime Minister welcomed an ‘unprecedented national achievement’ of vaccinating 15 million of the most vulnerable people in the UK.

The vaccine has been listed for emergency use after being assessed for quality, safety and efficacy.

Campaigners took legal action against the Cabinet Office over the decision to pay more than £500,000 of taxpayers’ money to Public First.

Many digital services are free, making it difficult for customers to compare what they are paying for them