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Cabinet minister Michael Gove said Tory MP Sir Desmond Swayne was ‘out of order’.

The EU is facing supply shortages.

The German-owned discounter recorded a £25.2m pre-tax loss for the year to February 29 2020, just before the pandemic struck.

Some 60 million doses of the vaccine have been agreed by the UK Government, with the option to acquire a further 130 million if it is approved.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has questioned whether the Prime Minister’s visit is necessary during the pandemic.

Scotland’s First Minister spoke out after reports of people leaving the SNP.

Research suggests 32% of officers said someone who they believed to have Covid-19 had threatened to breathe or cough on them.

The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year.

Jagtar Singh Johal was arrested in November 2017 after travelling to the Punjab for his wedding.

Benjamin Field killed Peter Farquhar in order to inherit his house and money after driving him to think he was losing his mind.

Lieutenant Terry Waters, 21, was awarded the George Cross after his death during the Korean War and the medal is tipped to sell for up to £180,000.

‘It’s better to have common rules and a common verification system’, the ex-premier said.

Many of the national papers cover the EU demanding access to AstraZeneca’s UK-made coronavirus vaccine.

Yellow weather warnings for ‘heavy snow’ have been issued by the Met Office, covering much of Scotland and parts of northern England.

The findings from Imperial College London’s React study show infections in England have flattened but are at the highest level recorded.

Labour’s David Lammy talks of losing his uncle to the virus while Tory MP James Cleverly speaks of his cousin’s death with Covid-19.

Labour said reports Sir Desmond Swayne claimed coronavirus figures had been ‘manipulated’ were ‘extremely concerning’.

The tech firm has revealed new privacy features to be released later this year and published a new guide on data tracking.

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam was taking questions from the public.

It came as people across the country placed a candle in their window to mark the horrors of genocide.