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The Duchess of Sussex hailed a ‘comprehensive win’ in her privacy claim last month after a High Court judge granted her ‘summary judgment’.

The plan is likely to outline the sequence in which current lockdown restrictions will lift.

The Labour politician claimed the Tories ‘seem to have been focused on a strategy of extrication’ over support for businesses and jobs.

A new study suggests that the length of time spent on a smartphone is not a key indicator of addiction.

The Duke of Edinburgh’s health and data on the effectiveness of the nation’s vaccination efforts feature among the stories on Tuesday’s front pages.

Data from Public Health England suggests both the Pfizer and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines greatly reduce hospital admissions after a single dose.

Prince Philip was admitted to St Bartholomew’s Hospital in the City of London on Monday.

Lord Hague said some business and personal taxes would ‘have to go up’ due to the current economic climate.

Recipeasly was taken down after it drew criticism from online food writers and bloggers.

Amy Callaghan was taken to hospital last June.

The campaign is in recognition of International Women’s Day.

Hurricanes in the upper atmosphere of planets had not been detected before the analysis by a team, including University of Reading scientists.

US President Joe Biden has been pictured wearing two face coverings at once.

The research is investigating why some people who had the virus experienced no symptoms while others became very ill.

It comes amid a rise in the number of applications for school places in many regions across England.

The Scottish Conservatives submitted a motion of no confidence in Mr Swinney at Holyrood on Monday

The monarch video-called the Governor of South Australia last week.

The UK is working with countries around the world – including the EU – on the issue of international travel.

Social network will also adopt a strike policy against repeat offenders which could lead to permanent suspension from the platform.

David Cameron admitted it was a ‘mistake’ to prepare for a flu-type pandemic when he was in government.