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Labour will use its opposition day debate in the Commons on Monday afternoon to force a vote on the plans.

The appeal comes amid criticism of the Welsh Government for vaccinating fewer people in proportion to its population than other UK countries.

Dominic Raab said he was shocked by claims of women being forcibly sterilised.

Quarantine hotels and technology could be used to curb the arrival in the UK of new strains of coronavirus.

Sir Simon Stevens warned that the health service has never been in a more precarious position.

He said that British MEPs were always at a huge advantage in an open debate because they have a better command of the English language.

Sir Ed said his party do want to see the closest possible relationship with the European Union following Brexit.

The former FBI director said the US President aimed to ‘destroy the notion that truth exists’.

The GMB has called for better PPE equipment for staff.

Lieutenant Lauren Hodges is one of six naval personnel who have been deployed to a facility in Bristol.

The company strongly disagrees with the action and will defend itself against claims.

More than 3.5 million people in the UK have now received their first dose of a vaccine.

Leon Street, 48, died after the incident in Brent on January 11.

The Museum of London’s director said its arrival was ‘timely’.

Two vaccines have been rolled out in the UK, with a third – developed by Moderna – also approved for use.

This year’s Blue Monday falls during a lockdown in a pandemic, meaning that challenges faced by many people in winter will be felt even more acutely.

Most people believe the Government should bring forward a wage increase for all NHS staff, say unions.

Jumping in Puddles for Cancer is getting people to donate a pound to the charity every time they make a splash.

Octopus Energy said that customers close to its new wind turbines can benefit when they spin.

The Big Issue is joining forces with a jobs site and training organisation to offer help.