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Lee Taylor said his singalong sessions have been a ‘light in the darkness’.

Justice minister Chris Philp said the Ministry of Justice is looking at ways to reduce the build-up of cases.

People could be released without raising the risk of onward virus transmission above what would be expected by 14-day quarantine, research suggests.

Four members allegedly consumed alcohol on the Senedd estate days after a pub alcohol ban was enforced in Wales.

The judge said the backdrop to the dispute was the ‘debate about anti-Semitism and the Labour Party’.

The RAC says the retail price of new pure battery electric cars remains ‘significantly higher’ than their petrol or diesel-powered equivalents.

The coastguard helicopter flew the patient and medics to University Hospital Southampton.

The First Minister also congratulated president-elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris on the day of their inauguration.

The Grosvenor House Hotel in Skegness has 21 days to appeal against the decision to revoke its alcohol licence.

Britain’s ambassador to the US said the new president was committed to the rules-based international order.

The Ben & Jerry’s and Marmite manufacturer set out its wage pledge as part of a raft of social commitments.

From first making contact with your insurer to moving back in, the Association of British Insurers has offered general advice on the claims process.

The Prime Minister insisted there were opportunities ahead.

New powers could be introduced to allow ministers to intervene when colleges fail to deliver good outcomes for the communities they serve.

The DUP’s Sir Jeffrey Donaldson warned that the Northern Ireland Protocol is causing ‘enormous difficulty’ for businesses on the island.

Flooding was expected to spread as the skies darkened over the UK.

The variant contains mutations that may be resistant to immunity from previous Covid-19 infection.

Some 1,700 fines have been issued to passengers not complying.

Conservative MP Neil O’Brien was asking the Prime Minister about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout when his landline started ringing.

Sir Norman Stronge and his son James were murdered at the family home Tynan Abbey which was subsequently burned on January 21 1981.