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Students to continue to wear face masks in lessons into summer term

Apr 06, 2021

Students in secondary schools and colleges will have to continue to wear face masks in classrooms into the summer term, the government has said.The Department....Read More

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Unite boss McCluskey faces calls for inquiry over £98m spend on hotel and conference centre

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Apr 06, 2021

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All Scotland pupils back in classroom full-time after Easter break – except those shielding

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Apr 06, 2021

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Oxford jab benefits outweigh ‘rare incidents of risk’, says minister – as clot cases are reviewed

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Apr 06, 2021

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Labour leader sorry over ‘hurt’ caused by visit to church where pastor opposed gay rights

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Apr 06, 2021

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Looking at use of COVID passports ‘only the right thing to do’, says vaccines minister

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Apr 06, 2021

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Eric Bolling won’t run for Congress

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Apr 06, 2021

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Later stages of PM’s roadmap may cause hospital admissions to surge, scientists warn

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Apr 06, 2021

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Johnson’s ‘irreversible roadmap’ will almost certainly come with a number of strings attached

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Apr 05, 2021

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COVID passports: What are they, how would ‘certification’ work and would anyone be exempt?

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Apr 05, 2021

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PM’s roadmap may need to be rewritten if public doesn’t buy into mass testing programme

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Apr 05, 2021

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PM to announce plans for COVID passports, overseas travel and next step out of lockdown

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Apr 05, 2021

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Biden’s next big bill could revive — or bury — his bipartisan brand

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Apr 05, 2021

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Cheney snags victories ahead of her next battle with Trumpworld

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Apr 05, 2021

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Ilhan Omar: Chauvin trial ‘retraumatizing’ community

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Apr 04, 2021

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Students to continue to wear face masks in lessons into summer term

Unite boss McCluskey faces calls for inquiry over £98m spend on hotel and conference centre

All Scotland pupils back in classroom full-time after Easter break – except those shielding

Oxford jab benefits outweigh ‘rare incidents of risk’, says minister – as clot cases are reviewed

Labour leader sorry over ‘hurt’ caused by visit to church where pastor opposed gay rights

Looking at use of COVID passports ‘only the right thing to do’, says vaccines minister

Eric Bolling won’t run for Congress

Later stages of PM’s roadmap may cause hospital admissions to surge, scientists warn

Johnson’s ‘irreversible roadmap’ will almost certainly come with a number of strings attached

COVID passports: What are they, how would ‘certification’ work and would anyone be exempt?

PM’s roadmap may need to be rewritten if public doesn’t buy into mass testing programme

PM to announce plans for COVID passports, overseas travel and next step out of lockdown

Biden’s next big bill could revive — or bury — his bipartisan brand

Cheney snags victories ahead of her next battle with Trumpworld

Ilhan Omar: Chauvin trial ‘retraumatizing’ community

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