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Volunteers will reportedly be inoculated with a vaccine, and receive a ‘challenge’ dose of the virus that causes Covid-19 under controlled conditions.

The app uses Bluetooth to log close contact with others to help with contact tracing and a new QR code system for checking in at venues.

The 24-hour closure of the Port of Calais began at 8am on Thursday.

A family in Trinidad were inspired to launch the Playmobil ship in collaboration with two Aberdeenshire brothers whose toy ship crossed the Atlantic.

He became editor of The Sunday Times in the late 1960s, and editor of The Times soon after Rupert Murdoch bought the paper in 1981.

As editor of the Sunday Times in the 1970s, he founded the Insight team of investigative journalists who uncovered the Kim Philby spy scandal.

As Britain braces for the full effects of its second wave of the coronavirus, how have other nations coped?

The incident saw the pursued car colliding with other vehicles.

Researchers are now recommending against routinely prescribing the drug gabapentin for women with the condition, as a result of the findings.

Zara McDermott is joining forces with the charity Refuge to highlight the situation.

Rishi Sunak, who will address the Commons after cancelling this year’s Budget statement, will unveil measures for sectors hit hard by coronavirus.

A new economic relief programme to be announced today features prominently on the front pages.

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The Road Haulage Association said the measure aimed at avoiding post-Brexit gridlock is simply a ‘tick box exercise’.

England’s city centres were subdued on Wednesday evening, but some people were making the best of things.

The arrest has been made by detectives investigating the death of Loeike Guei, 23, of Thornton Heath, south London.

A wave of people took advantage of calm seas in the Channel on Tuesday, with hundreds intercepted as they headed towards Britain.

A community artwork made during lockdown in Boughton-under-Blean with around 700 stones has been made permanent.

MPs march through two division lobbies either side of the Commons chamber to vote.

Undercover officers will be allowed to commit crime if it protects their identity under the new Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS) Bill.