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Researchers say doctors and carers should be aware of the condition as a possible early warning sign of Covid-19.

Margaret Seaman, 91, used 34 balls of wool to make the masterpiece.

Oni the okapi has given birth to a healthy baby girl at ZSL London Zoo.

Local lockdowns will be introduced in Denbighshire, Flintshire, Conwy and Wrexham from 6pm on Thursday.

Matt Robinson also offers stargazing advice to celebrities such as Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow.

The Spanish-owned bank said a ‘significant shift in customer behaviour’ has driven the cuts.

The idea that asylum seekers could be transferred to the British overseas territory in the South Atlantic has been derided as ‘inhumane’ by critics.

More than 50 Tory MPs have signalled their intent to rebel amid calls for a vote on future local and national lockdown measures.

Covert personnel or those in sensitive roles are to be given more detailed guidance from the National Police Chiefs’ Council in the coming days.

Business Secretary Alok Sharma hit out at ‘quiz show’ questioning about the rules put in place by his Government.

The supermarket said the roles will be to pick and pack for customers ordering food on the online giant’s platform.

The study also found that psychological distress increased in lockdown.

The acquisition values William Hill at 272p per share, which it said represents a 25% premium on the company’s closing price on Thursday.

Chris Talbot stood for hours on a plinth which read ‘Loser Fantasy Football 2019/20’.

The oil giant said it will enforce the cuts by the end of 2022.

The ONS now estimates the UK economy contracted by 19.8% in the second quarter.

The European Commission reportedly rejected proposals for components from Japan and Turkey used on UK car production lines to be considered British.

The Gambling Commission has introduced new guidance for companies.

In a statement on Twitter, New Zealand Rugby said their thoughts were with Sgt Ratana’s family and friends.

The PM’s apology over confusing lockdown rules leads today’s front pages.