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The Prime Minister and the EU chief will try to salvage negotiations.

The rollout of the Pfizer jab will continue after the first shots were given on what was dubbed ‘V-Day’.

The Queen’s grandson said there should be ‘no difference’ as to how physical and mental fitness is viewed.

‘It was really, really special,’ said the boy’s mother Georgie Warner.

The 57-year-old took legal action against News Group Newspapers over the column.

The change will take effect from Thursday.

Members of the royal family gathered at Windsor Castle to thank members of the Salvation Army and local volunteers and key workers.

Gabrielle Friel, 22, appeared at the High Court in Edinburgh.

The frontline workers are more likely to be exposed to the virus because of the nature of their work.

The monarch’s appearance was the first time she has been seen in public with senior members of the royal family.

Mene Pangalos of AstraZeneca said: ‘We actually do need to protect all age groups’.

The duke and duchess welcomed the news that the UK has begun its mass vaccination programme.

The Justice Secretary was facing questions about the Government’s Constitution, Democracy and Rights Commission.

The Prime Minister and Ursula von der Leyen will continue talks in person with time running out to strike a post-Brexit trade deal.

Mark Zuckerberg raised concerns about the UK Government’s plans for internet regulation with then culture secretary Matt Hancock in 2018.

People have been advised to keep their homes heated to at least 18C.

Various vaccines bought by the UK are at different stages along the approval and distribution process.

A person aged 100 was among 25 vulnerable occupants and 35 staff to receive the Covid-19 jab.

William and Kate’s trip was arranged to boost morale and thank key workers and communities for their efforts during the pandemic.

‘It’s about democracy, it’s about freedom, it’s what Churchill was proud of, it’s what Margaret Thatcher was proud of,’ said Sir Bill Cash.