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Christopher Hutchinson still has shrapnel in his skin from when he was captured by German forces in Italy.

More than 3,000 deaths occurred in just one week in mid-April, according to analysis by the PA news agency.

The causes are still unknown and it is a growing area of medical research.

Users of the chat platform will only be able to send content to five people or groups at a time.

Harry and Meghan have signed a major deal with Netflix.

£500 million will pay for repeat population testing and a rapid 20-minute test.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock defended the testing regime, saying it was working ‘well’.

Pressure is also mounting on England to consider imposing quarantine rules on travellers arriving from Greece.

The Conservative frontbencher was jokingly told off for breaking the values of the House.

The Transport Secretary is a keen pilot who has often flown around the country on Government business.

Clandestine Channel threat commander Dan O’Mahoney praised the work of French authorities in tackling the crisis.

Alan Bell took the lead in helping those on board following impact, the inquiry into the Sumburgh crash heard.

The warning came from Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the powerful 1922 Committee of backbench Conservatives.

The cafe chain told staff on Thursday that it has started consultations which could affect more than a 10th of roles.

Employers will be able to offer young people on Universal Credit state-subsidised work placements for six months.

The Countess of Wessex has been patron of the Thames Valley Air Ambulance since January 2019.

Sandy McFadzean, husband of Chloe Smith, attended last weekend’s march against Covid-19 restrictions.

Extinction Rebellion and Animal Rebellion marked the third of 10 days of disruption in the capital.

A huge investment programme has been announced after a busy few months for the retail giant.

Researchers said their 17-year-long study suggests that cutting down, or combining fewer cigarettes with vaping, is no substitute for quitting.