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Hope For Holidays To Be In Place For Summer As Covid Vaccine Passports
There is hope summer holidays could go ahead as EU leaders have agreed coronavirus vaccine passports are required. A virtual EU summit took place yesterday,
Cases of Covid Fell Across England By Nearly A Quarter In A Week
The number of people with coronavirus in England has fallen by 22% in only a week, according to the Office for National Statistics. In the
All HS2 Protestors Now Removed From Underground Tunnels in London
The final activist protesting against HS2 in a network of tunnels has voluntarily left the site after 31 days underground. Nine protesters had been holed
94% of Adults In The UK Say They Will Support The Covid Vaccine
A total of 94% of UK adults say they are happy to receive the Covid vaccine, new ONS data shows. Matt Hancock hailed the figures
Each Single Prosecution Under The Coronavirus Act Was Illegal
Every single one of the 246 prosecutions launched under the Coronavirus Act have been wrong, according to the latest figures. The legislation was introduced by
Since Throwing Dirt At It, Teens Washed The Police Van With Toothbrushes
Two boys have been given some old fashioned restorative justice after they were made to clean police vans using toothbrushes. The 16-year-olds faced the prospect
Is a Step To Personal Responsibility Path Out Of Lockdown Matt Hancock Says
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that the road out of lockdown will aim to move the public towards “personal responsibility” rather than having social distancing laws “that get in the
Prince Philip With Infection To Stay in Hospital
The Duke of Edinburgh is being treated for an infection and is “comfortable and responding to treatment” but is not expected to leave hospital for
Covid Cases Have Fallen To The Lowest Level Since The Beginning of October
The number of daily Covid cases recorded in the UK has fallen to its lowest level in more than four months. The government said as of 9am
Justin Welby: Our Housing Crisis Will End Only With A Common Long-Term Vision
It was autumn, 1966. England had won the World Cup, the Beatles were going strong, and London was the fashion and music capital of the