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Cases of the highly-infectious mutated strain of Covid-19 are said to have been found in UK travellers in Norway, Madeira and Jordan.

The agreement has been criticised by figures in the fishing industry.

A pod of 10 sperm whales died on Thursday after becoming stranded on a beach on the East Yorkshire coast.

It comes after cases were confirmed in countries across Europe.

Two ‘threat to life’ notices have been issued.

Orders to stay at home meant that sales figures were expected to show a stark decline.

The stamps mark 70 years since the first National Parks were founded.

By midday, footfall was down 60% across the UK compared with last year, according to retail experts Springboard.

The UK will no longer participate in the European Union scheme but will now create the homegrown Turing scheme.

Russian media reported the former British agent’s death at the age of 98.

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon criticised the agreement on fishing in the draft trade agreement.

One family spent December 25 moving furniture, before evacuating to a nearby hotel for the night.

The 1,246-page agreement document was published on Boxing Day morning.

The Prime Minister has been accused of ‘bottling it’ over fishing rights.

Slow The Flow has worked on a number of natural flood management projects in the Calder Valley after towns in the area were flooded in 2015.

Traffic flow is improving at the Port of Dover but more vehicles who held off leaving over Christmas are now expected to join the queue.

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Labour hit out at the Government for allowing hunts to go ahead.

Dr Zahid Chauhan said it was a ‘privilege’ to work on the Covid-19 response – but that it had been a tough year for his mental health.

But Scottish Secretary Alister Jack insisted the UK Government had struck a ‘fantastic deal’ with the European Union.