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Phil Hogan faced incessant scrutiny over why he did not observe 14 days quarantine after arriving from abroad.

Phil Hogan attended the event in the west of Ireland last week with more than 80 present, despite the pandemic.

The duchess and the activist were filmed having a ‘backyard chat’.

He was under intense pressure after attending an Irish parliamentary golf society dinner in the west of Ireland last week with 80 other people.

Disability charity Sense said carers’ mental health has suffered.

The convent was forced to close in March due to coronavirus.

Health workers marched on Whitehall.

Theatre reopening has also been delayed.

Meanwhile Switzerland has crossed the threshold above which the UK Government considers triggering quarantine conditions.

The delivery giant said that it would offer £5 off an order of £20 or more during the first three days of each week in September.

Numbers are continuing to fall in areas with the highest rates, including Oldham and Blackburn.

The shadow education secretary accused the Prime Minister of ‘shamelessly trying to avoid taking responsibility’ for the issues around exam grading.

PayPoint said that some shoppers have started using their corner shops for the first time since lockdown.

Mark David Chapman, who shot and killed the beloved former Beatle in 1980, will spend at least another two years behind bars.

The Office for National Statistics said 730,000 people have been taken off payrolls since the beginning of the crisis in March.

Boris Johnson has come under fire from Labour and unions over his handling of the situation.

The testing machines should be particularly useful in island and rural communities, the Government said.

Sarah Brinkley, from Abingdon, said making headteachers decide is ‘passing the buck’.

The information pamphlet, 5G Mobile Technology: A Guide, explains how the technology works.

The announcement comes just six days before schools reopen on September 1.