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Boris Johnson says that while the terror threat remains, people refuse "to live in permanent fear".

The government needs to help local people take back control of their communities, a former aide says.

The north Wales health board has also decided to ban visitors except in "exceptional" circumstances.

An outline business case for a replacement for the Edinburgh Eye Pavilion is accepted by the Scottish government.

The government will make it quicker to get an HGV driver licence, amid an industry-wide shortage.

Nigel Adams defends his response to campaigner Steve Bray accusing him of harassing politicians.

The hospitality industry preparing for the removal of table service rules this evening.

Maros Sefcovic ends his two-day visit to Northern Ireland saying he wanted a "win-win" for all.

Those arriving in the country have directly supported Welsh-based armed forces in Afghanistan.

Scotland's first minister says a referendum could be held within two years despite Covid making "everything harder".

The comedian was dropped as the face of a Scottish government health campaign after "unacceptable" tweets emerged.

Stamp duty rules are changing in England and Northern Ireland

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Protecting ancient woodlands, reforming council tax and voter ID are all on the agenda.

It comes as Wales' first minister warns daily Covid hospital admissions could more than double.

The Labour member breaks down in tears as she recalls being treated as an "enemy of the country".