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The Government has announced plans for a ‘single patient record’ which will summarise all of a patient’s health information.

Schools in the constituency of Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, are closed due to strike action.

Parts of the motorway are expected to remain closed throughout Monday.

One person was rescued after two people were reported going into the water at Dovestone Reservoir on Sunday afternoon, Greater Manchester Police said.

A wind alert remained in place on Monday morning.

Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave in the capital, Canberra, to verbally attack the King.

The list of products recalled includes a range of dips, curry powders and seasonings.

Trade union Unison rejected a previous pay offer, which has since been imposed on staff.

The Chancellor said it was ‘right’ that Cabinet ministers had attempted to get the best settlements possible for their departments.

Cath Bowie was introduced to Fortnite by her grandson.

The latest stage of the early release policy comes into force on Tuesday.

Around 1,100 more inmates will leave prisons on Tuesday.

Here are the biggest stories leading Monday’s front pages.

The Government is reported to be considering a £100 million cut to the budget for environmental land management schemes.

Corporal Christopher ‘Gilly’ Gill died near Brecon, Wales, on Wednesday October 16.

Dancer and model Danielle Peazer was dating Payne until 2013, and continued to be friends with him.

The author claims both the Labour and Conservative parties offered her the honour.

A neighbour said they heard a ‘mighty bang’ and the roof ‘came off’ in an explosion and fire at a house on Saturday that killed one person.

The latest a poll could have been held was March next year.

The Defence Secretary rejected the Russian ambassador’s claim the UK was waging a ‘proxy war’ against Moscow in Ukraine.