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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

In most amputations, muscle pairs that control the affected joints, such as elbows or ankles, are severed.

The rate is expressed as the number of new cases per 100,000 people.

The University and College Union has accused ministers of fighting ‘phantom threats’ to free speech.

Around 40 people had gathered for a birthday party at the flat in Beetham Tower in Manchester city centre

Sir William served in the military and then the legal profession.

The Government’s quarantine hotel policy came into force on Monday.

The report said the service ‘did not always control infection risk well’.

The device can monitor blood pressure, heart rate, glucose levels and even alcohol or caffeine.

People do not have to abide by Scotland’s stricter quarantine rules if they arrive from elsewhere in the UK.

Lily Deluca has been serving coffee from the booth in Guildford.

The youngest children are set to return to face-to-face teaching in Wales from next Monday.

The Opposition party also wants the reduced rate of VAT for businesses in the hospitality, tourism and culture sectors to continue.

The University of Stirling research is said to be the first in the world to examine the measures tackling coronavirus in licensed premises.

The Health Secretary said around two thirds of the social care workforce have received a coronavirus vaccine.

The switch involves consolidating its production facilities, which are spread across the Midlands.

At least 242 frontline health and care workers have now died.