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There will still need to be some precautions for residents receiving visitors when restrictions are further eased, said Helen Whately.

Teresa Margolles and Samson Kambalu will both exhibit work in Trafalgar Square.

Ryan McCready was one of several DUP members who resigned last month over the treatment of its former leader Arlene Foster.

The Duchess of Cambridge will now miss two major events celebrating the 73rd birthday of the NHS.

The services sector, which includes leisure, hospitality and retail, remains strong following the easing of lockdown but slowed in May.

Some 186,128 new cars were registered in the UK last month, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said.

Jonathan Bartley, the longest-serving leader the party has had, will stand aside at the end of July.

Investment giant Apollo said on Monday it is considering launching its own bid to buy the supermarket chain.

Anticipation of England’s ‘freedom day’ announcement dominates the nation’s papers.

Bette Petersen Broyd said ‘I cannot really now contemplate the fact that we might not win!’

Time and noise limits could be imposed on demonstrations as a result of measures in the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

Nearly 6,000 migrants reached the UK in the first six months of 2021.

Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press conference updating his plans for ‘freedom day’ on July 19.

A showery day will give way to a clear evening on Wednesday night, forecasters cautiously predict, but warn it’s too early to be certain.

Yosef was faced with ‘a torrent of anti-Semitic abuse’ and ‘anti-Semitic behaviour’ from bus and tube passengers.

Images on social media showed multiple streets of the Scottish capital awash with rain – and the new St James Quarter which opened last month.

The department store intends to build 10,000 homes for rental.

Footage of two incidents just an hour apart in London were published on social media on Sunday.

The Bill will also retrospectively give home-owners 15 years to take action on rogue builders and developers.

The national event saw people staging activities across the UK as a way of thanking each other for their support during the pandemic.