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England’s chief medical officer said the NHS is in a good position to pick up any ‘extremely rare’ adverse reactions.

Visitors have been enjoying colourful displays of festive lights.

The cruise line said the move is due to ‘ongoing restrictions on cruising in the UK and around the world’.

A total of 183,068 seizures took place in the 12 months to March.

Health officials said the pair have a ‘significant’ history of allergies.

The number of test trains in the tunnels is being doubled from four to eight.

Researchers sent direct messages to people on the impacts of red and processed meat over a two-week period.

The Wimborne Militia said it believes the members had been confused with right-wing extremist groups in the United States.

The majority (59%) said it would be acceptable for parents to choose whether to vaccinate their children against coronavirus.

A new report has slammed access to dentistry during the pandemic.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson heads to Brussels on Wednesday with talks on a post-Brexit trade deal hanging in the balance.

The Port of Felixstowe has been struggling with an increase in imports for weeks, but the issue has reportedly now spread to Southampton.

The bus group reported pre-tax profits of £5.4m for the six months to October 31, against £65.9m a year ago.

Beijing has repeatedly rejected criticism of the national security law.

Five of the 10 authorities with the highest share of children at risk of hunger are in London, a report says.

The Plantlife paper found that 80% of land within special areas of conservation now have intolerable nitrogen levels.

Dr Reuben Shipway has filmed for the first time the ‘wrestling and sparring’ as dozens of the worm-like gender-fluid clams engage in pseudocopulation.

The Covid vaccine and Brexit appear on the front pages.

Directors said they were ‘unanimously recommending’ the 245p per share offer.

The Prime Minister and the EU chief will try to salvage negotiations.