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Felpham sits on the sunny West Sussex coast and basks in the joys of being a village far away from urban COVID-19 hotspots.
Prince William has urged people to get the COVID vaccine and warned of the dangers of “social media awash sometimes with lots of rumours and misinformation”.
Windows were blown out and homes damaged after a Second World War bomb was detonated in Exeter, police said.
Anyone living with school-aged children in England will be entitled to two rapid coronavirus tests a week when pupils return to the classroom, the government has said.
The widow of one of the 10 people who died in the Selby train crash says lessons have not been learned from the disaster.
A £5bn grant scheme to help pubs, restaurants and retailers hit hardest by lockdown restrictions is set to be unveiled by the chancellor in Wednesday’s budget.
The chancellor is set to announce the Budget on Wednesday nearly a year after the country was placed under a national lockdown.
A Second World War plane soared over the funeral of Captain Sir Tom Moore in a military flypast as his family paid tribute to the 100-year-old veteran whose “message and spirit lives on”.
The number of men and women suffering with post-natal depression has risen over the past year, Sky News has learned.
As Captain Sir Tom Moore is laid to rest at a small family ceremony in his home county, Sky News’ Enda Brady describes his impact on the world.
