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The measures will be in place for two weeks across Scotland, with some regional variations.

The Prime Minister faces a Tory revolt and Labour pressure over the 10pm closing time for England’s pubs and restaurants.

The First Minister said the virus would get ‘out of control’ quickly in Scotland without immediate action.

Glasgow, Edinburgh and South Lanarkshire continue to record the highest rates.

All teaching will move online on Thursday for at least three weeks unless in-person lessons are essential.

The five-part series will feature the Duke of Cambridge alongside scientists, wildlife experts and environmentalists.

A man was killed when he was trapped between two trains at Tyseley maintenance depot in Birmingham on December 14 last year.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said the problems with Roche would have ‘little to no impact’ on Covid-19 testing.

Brusthom Ziamani and Baz Hockton attacked the guard at HMP Whitemoor in January this year.

Lancaster University said that it has ‘kept prices as low as we can without compromising on quality’.

Lord Frost told a Lords committee ‘in many areas, the landing zone in the nature of the agreement is pretty clear if not exactly pinned down yet’.

Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands will all be affected by proposals being discussed with trade unions,.

Ferrero is buying the Fox’s business from supermarket chicken supplier 2 Sisters Food Group.

It comes after NHS Providers chief executive Chris Hopson said there needed to be ‘concrete action’ taken to tackle structural racism in the service.

Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill said the actions of the public would determine how bad the second wave got.

Dr Nick Cammack hopes the world has learned lessons and will find effective antivirals for the family of viruses.

The 43 police forces in England and Wales will be granted a share of £30 million according to the existing police funding formula.

The report suggests targeted educational support for pupils struggling with depression may especially benefit boys and those from poorer backgrounds.

Members will hear from witnesses about the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the social care sector as well as the BAME communities.

Nicola Sturgeon said the measure will be in place for two weeks, in a bid to curb the growth of coronavirus cases.