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'Not a moment to ease Covid measures' - Hancock
The health secretary says it is "difficult" to put a timeline on when England's lockdown will be lifted.
'I heard gunshots... it was my boy'
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'Not a moment to ease Covid measures' - Hancock
The health secretary says it is "difficult" to put a timeline on when England's lockdown will be lifted.
'I heard gunshots... it was my boy'
The mother of Keon Lincoln, 15, who was shot and stabbed, pleads for information about his death.
Five-month-old baby killed in pram crash
Louis Thorold's mother is in a critical condition after a van mounted the pavement.
'Droves' of Pampas grass pickers descend on beach
An interior decor trend is blamed for the removal of the grass, which forms part of a wind defence.
Jenners department store to close after 183 years
Edinburgh's famous department store is to close for good after an agreement was not reached.
Former owner of curry firm Patak's dies in crash
Kirit Pathak had "astute business acumen and a passion for authentic cuisine", his former firm says.
Fraud epidemic 'is now national security threat'
From credit card fraud to benefit fraud, the problem costs the UK up to £190bn a year, a report says.
'I heard gunshots... it was my boy'
The mother of Keon Lincoln, 15, who was shot and stabbed, pleads for information about his death.
Five-month-old baby killed in pram crash
Louis Thorold's mother is in a critical condition after a van mounted the pavement.
'Droves' of Pampas grass pickers descend on beach
An interior decor trend is blamed for the removal of the grass, which forms part of a wind defence.
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