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The estimated number of train journeys across Britain on Monday was 33% of pre-coronavirus pandemic levels, Department for Transport data shows.

Abdalraouf Abdallah is refusing to speak to lawyers for the inquiry into the attack by suicide bomber Salman Abedi that killed 22 people.

The team of six men will undertake the expedition across the hostile conditions of the Omani desert over 21 days.

Lloyds and Pizza Hut added their names to the long list of UK firms to cut jobs during the pandemic.

People arriving in Wales from the Greek island must self-isolate for 14 days.

Wellcome Trust director Professor Sir Jeremy Farrar said community transmission would increase in the days to come.

The duchess visited the Medical Detection Dogs charity to see their progress.

Microsoft will release the Xbox Series X and Series S on November 10, with pre-orders opening on September 22.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Stephen Barclay said up to £1,500 will be on offer every three weeks.

People arranging illicit gatherings have been told to examine their consciences and protect lives.

The 43-year-old was charged with causing death by dangerous driving in December.

It said the NHS Test and Trace system risks failure unless statutory sick pay is increased.

The Prime Minister told MPs the legislation will provide a ‘legal safety net’ to prevent ‘a border down the Irish Sea’.

Arlene Foster said businesses in Northern Ireland should have access to the UK market without any discrimination.

The news comes on top of the 780 losses announced before the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Healthwatch England said it had heard from people unable to access treatment.

It was estimated that the ewe had not been shorn for around four years.

A minister has said legislation to override key elements of the Brexit deal would ‘break international law’ in a ‘very specific and limited way’.

Footage of the arrest made by a West Yorkshire Police officer in Halifax on August 16 sparked outrage when it was shared widely on social media.

People should still be allowed to fly but there should be limits to the growth in passenger numbers, the Climate Assembly said.