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People are now travelling an average of 1.9 miles for a PCR COVID check in England, according to NHS Test and Trace.
A man wanted by police handed himself in so he wouldn’t have to spend more time in lockdown with the people he lived with.
Northern Ireland’s lockdown will be extended to 1 April but some children will return to school earlier, First Minister Arlene Foster has confirmed.
Nightclubs, bars and music venues face “extinction” unless urgent government action is taken, a cross-party group of MPs has warned.
Almost two million people have not worked for at least six months, showing the scale of damage to the UK labour force caused by coronavirus.
Gulf War syndrome, which has left a quarter of a million veterans suffering long-term illness, may have been caused by exposure to sarin nerve agent – not debris from depleted uranium munitions, a study has found.
The Prince of Wales said he has been “saddened” by “the variable uptake of coronavirus jabs” in black and Asian communities.
Employers may be able to draw up contracts requiring new staff to get a coronavirus jab, Justice Secretary Robert Buckland has suggested.
Bushy, hairy-leafed cotoneaster is a “super plant” which can help soak up pollution on busy roads and ease environmental problems, horticultural experts have said.
Face-to-face visits in care homes could resume within weeks as England’s lockdown is eased, a minister has suggested.
