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Boris Johnson set out plans for millions of tests to be carried out everyday.

It comes after the Prime Minister announced plans for mass testing under so-called Operation Moonshot.

Mike Jones has volunteered since 1980 at the RNLI in New Brighton on the Wirral.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson told MPs he would aim to release ‘wherever is possible’ information requested by a committee of MPs.

Boris Johnson admitted that over time the rules have been ‘complicated and confusing’ for the public.

Kirstie Penman said: “At that point I just started crying, upset because it’s a long journey for a test.”

Felicity Buchan voted against an opposition amendment.

Max Hill QC’s conclusion directly contradicts what the Foreign Secretary told Parliament on October 21.

The proposals come as the current testing programme faced considerable criticism for struggling to meet demand.

The Government is introducing new curbs.

The Government is tightening coronavirus rules after a spike in cases.

The duke watched on as a group of CRS volunteers demonstrated how a missing person search is conducted.

Labour had urged the Education Secretary to provide all correspondence between ministers and special advisers.

Public Health Wales said there were concerns over the rise in cases in Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf.

Crowds lined the harbour walls in Old Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon to wave off HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Police Scotland led the international operation, with potential victims recovered in both the UK and Romania.

Bolton, Bradford and Birmingham continue to record the highest rates.

Research suggests there was a 21% increase in the number of rough sleepers in the capital over one year.

The Prime Minister outlined plans to ban social gatherings of more than six people as he faced calls to fix the testing system.

The Duke of Cambridge opened up about his experiences encountering tragedy as he visited Belfast to mark Emergency Services Day.