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Lichfield Cathedral welcomed its first vaccine patients on Friday.

Freezing fog patches and plummeting temperatures saw an icy start to Friday.

Ian Matthews has been waiting for a kidney for 18 months.

His sentence was referred to the court by the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) under the unduly lenient sentencing scheme.

The small piebald pony was seen by police pulling two men in a makeshift trap in Middlewich, Cheshire.

Action Fraud says the number of reports is relatively low but has been rising in the last two months, particularly around scam text messages.

James Wolffe QC said there are other suspects ‘under active investigation’.

Thales in Northern Ireland employs more than 500 people in the defence and space sectors.

Belfast woman Christine Connor lost an appeal against convictions over pipe bomb attacks in May 2013.

Customers with a booking up to and including March 24 can change their booking or opt for a full refund, the firm has said.

The Law Society of England and Wales said protecting court workers and users from the virus is of the ‘utmost importance’.

Barking and Dagenham in London continues to have the highest rate in England.

EMA head also said that she hopes Johnson & Johnson will seek EU approval for its Covid-19 jab next month.

Tougher rules are being introduced for businesses in Wales to prevent the spread of the new strain of coronavirus.

He said there is a ‘huge, yawning opportunity’ for the party following Richard Leonard’s resignation.

A total of 270 people died in the atrocity on December 21, 1988.

Ali al-Megrahi, the son of the late Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, lost his appeal against his father’s conviction for the 1988 atrocity.

The shadow education secretary said the public has ‘run out of patience’ with Mr Williamson.

Jaeger’s 63 stores and concession will be permanently closed after they were not bought by M&S.

Professor Wendy Barclay said the variant may have been ‘introduced some time ago’.