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Service has been critical for businesses to continue operating during lockdowns and continued work from home orders across the globe.

Almost nine million second doses have been given since the start of April.

Scotland had a deficit of 7.7% of GDP in 2018-19 and the report said it would be ‘reasonable to assume’ Covid-19 will make that position worse.

Some 35% of people who sought mental health support online or over the phone during the pandemic found it difficult to use, a poll found.

The Vax Live event will be hosted by Global Citizen next month.

The races will be held at Kempton Park with a total of 3,000 participants and up to 3,000 spectators at each one.

Young black people were almost three times more likely than young white people to be involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital, a study found.

Downing Street says the Prime Minister has acted in accordance with codes of conduct and electoral law.

A former investigator with the Historical Enquiries Team gave evidence as part of a hearing linked to the trial of two former paratroopers.

An international team of scientists is looking at data from the Solar Orbiter, which was designed and built in the UK.

Scammers use the links to obtain personal details from the recipient, putting their finances at risk.

Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe was handed a fresh jail term of one year and a year-long travel ban in Iran on Monday.

The couple toured the cattle, calving and lambing sheds at Manor Farm near Darlington.

Downing Street said Boris Johnson has been focused on protecting lives and livelihoods throughout the pandemic.

The Facebook group will ‘enable independent travel for all’, according to Avanti West Coast.

Maya Forstater lost her job after posting tweets opposing government proposals in 2019.

The monarch was pictured as she held virtual audiences from Windsor Castle.

People aged 42 in England can now book their jab.

New figures show that while the number of homes without internet access has fallen in the last year, many are not online.

Work on the vividly-coloured tiles in Central Lobby which had deteriorated after 150 years of use took nine years to complete.