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A new three-tier system of coronavirus restrictions began last week in England

A man from the Birmingham area is being sought by Greater Manchester Police

The Labour leader has spoken to voters in Glasgow in a ‘Call Keir’ session.

The facility will soon be able to analyse 85,000 coronavirus tests a day.

The First Minister said the Scottish Government’s borrowing limits mean it cannot promise infinite financial support.

A coroner ruled the risk of fatal injury was not effectively recognised or managed.

Bosses at the fashion chain, which includes Peacocks and Jaeger, are continuing talks with suitors but further job losses are expected.

The veteran rocker and his son have denied simple battery following an incident in Palm Beach, Florida.

The Labour leader said the Bill would not give agents the ability to legally torture, murder or rape.

Thirty-nine Vietnamese migrants were found dead in a trailer on an industrial estate in Essex in October 2019.

MPs supported the Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill at second reading.

The Scottish Retail Consortium claimed the move would do little to slow the spread of coronavirus.

The 15th century antique is believed to have been taken in a burglary by an organised crime group based in the capital in June last year.

Footballer Marcus Rashford has been praised by politicians and celebrities after highlighting offers of help for hungry children.

The Office for National Statistics said cases were still rising in all age groups.

The measures announced by the First Minister are to be debated at Holyrood before an expected enforcement date of November 2.

A campaign set up by the comedian has won the support of stars including Nigella Lawson, Amy Lennox and Emma Kennedy.

Scientists used organoids – mini-organs grown to mimic the behaviour of tissue and organs – to look at how the virus infects lungs.

The news follows a Government briefing with MPs in the region.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car said over the past five year demand for replacement vehicles has increased by an average of 8% in the two weeks after BST ends.