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Moves to combat the Indian coronavirus variant feature among a range of stories on Thursday’s front pages.

The outgoing DUP leader will step aside from Stormont’s top role following an internal party revolt.

Ministers will discuss guidance over foreign countries as well as consider the next expected relaxations to the coronavirus regulations.

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said the NHS would ‘turbo-boost’ the jab rate, with 34-year-olds being invited to book a vaccine.

People who had had coronavirus were found to be more at risk of ongoing health issues than people in the other groups.

The carnet-style tickets will allow travel on any eight days in a 28-day period.

The explosive interview aired more than 25 years ago.

Earl Spencer, Martin Bashir and Lord Tony Hall have all played important roles.

Lord Dyson investigated the circumstances of the 1995 interview with Martin Bashir.

The former shadow home secretary suggested Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is a possible successor.

The 50p coins are available at the Westminster Collection.

Two people were taken by ambulance to hospital after the incident.

The BBC is disputing Mr Stansfield’s damages claim.

The Government has confirmed the inquiry will be given statutory powers, but the report is not expected until autumn next year.

Professor Chris Whitty said that more people could die this year from smoking than Covid.

England’s deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam urged caution as people exercise new freedoms in England.

The poor weather forecast for the coming days caused the 65,000-tonne warship to return to Portsmouth Naval Base.

Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock sought to underline the message that amber list countries are not holiday destinations.

Voters had five names to choose from, each one bearing an historical significance.

The extension comes as Northern Ireland reached the 1million landmark figure for those who have received at least one dose of the vaccine.