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Two studies indicate how losses and changes to the brain’s wiring underlie the cognitive impairment experienced by many people with the condition.

The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers Limited.

The Eurasian lynx is native to the UK but was driven to extinction some 500 to 1,000 years ago through hunting and habitat loss.

The report said there is ‘some uncertainty over the BBC’s financial future’.

Tuesday’s front pages feature a range of stories on the coronavirus and beyond.

Scientists fear the public could drop their guard as the coronavirus jab is delivered across the country.

More than 100 flood warnings and alerts have been issued in England.

Police forces across the UK have broken up parties and meet-ups and fined people for visiting beauty spots.

There was an outcry last week over pictures on social media of food parcels containing just £4 or £5 worth of food intended to last a child a week.

Professor Devi Sridhar said we are in a precarious position.

The accuracy of the devices has come under recent scrutiny by experts.

A motion by Labour called on the Government to maintain the increase.

A coalition of health bodies has written to the Government urging it to update legislation to protect ‘vulnerable’ staff.

Conor Murphy said the Northern Ireland Secretary has refused to meet ministers from the Stormont Executive to discuss the matter.

Concerns have been raised that the vaccine programme has rolled out before the top priority groups have been vaccinated.

Some areas could see up to 200mm of downpours over the first half of the week.

The figures are for the seven days to January 14.

The TV chef is the latest star to get the vaccine.

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy said poor payment practices are ‘still rife’ across the UK.

The former leader of the opposition is considering legal action against Labour for ‘an injunction to restore the whip immediately’, his lawyers said.