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People in Wales will be able to stay in self-contained accommodation while rules on travel within the country will also be lifted.

Ursula von der Leyen urged ‘transparency’ from other countries amid a row with the British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant.

Two pilots are in a stable condition in hospital after ejecting from the jet during the incident in Cornwall on Thursday morning.

Andreas Flaten, from Georgia in the US, received around 91,500 pennies along with an expletive-filled note after he left his job.

The University of Oxford will trial the level of immune system responses generated by the vaccine using this delivery technique.

The Prime Minister echoed the thoughts of the nation as he admitted a trip to the hairdressers was overdue.

Police said the two pilots remain in a stable condition ‘without significant injury’.

The Prime Minister had ordered his MPs to support an extension to wide-ranging powers contained in the Coronavirus Act.

The royal couple recorded a message of support to mark the end of the Time to Change campaign which has run for nearly 15 years.

Vice-chancellors have warned ministers not to take students’ ‘resilience for granted’ in their plans for easing the lockdown in England.

Some 15% of adults in Wales are now fully vaccinated.

The Ford Mondeo will go out of production next year after almost three decades on sale.

Of the 315 local areas in England, 132 have seen a rise in case rates.

Boris Johnson suggested documents indicating whether someone had received a vaccine may only be possible once all adults had been offered a jab.

The health body said the case rate for 10 to 19-year-olds stood at 100.7 cases per 100,000 in the seven days to March 21.

Jonathan Davidson and Megan Butler were named in a critical report into the Financial Conduct Authority’s oversight of London Capital and Finance.

The GMB union has warned of further industrial action if the dispute over pay and conditions remains deadlocked.

A small number of younger adults have also received both jabs.

Six were charged with drink-driving offences after being stopped while riding the electric hire vehicles on one night in Jesmond, Newcastle.

Overseas orders accounted for more than four out of five cars made in the UK last month, with most of these heading into the EU.