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The Department for Health and Social Care has said the app will show evidence of having had a booster from midday on Friday.

The Culture Secretary has sparked controversy with her previous comments.

The comedian said the last weekend of her tour cannot go ahead.

Farmer Andrew Spence is calling for people to join a demo on the A1 in the North East on Saturday.

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing was £18.8 billion in October, down £200 million on the same month last year.

The royal had been due to visit the warship as part of his tour of Egypt.

Rule changes and high costs have been cited for the move, leaving the Irish airline listed solely on the Euronext Dublin exchange.

The Office for National Statistics said sales volumes rose 0.8% in October, ending a five-month run of falling or flat volumes.

Ali Alzein founded Bees & Refugees in 2020 when he realised how much beekeeping had helped his mental health.

The Remembering Wildlife series of books was created by photographer Margot Raggett and has already featured elephants, rhinos and lions.

A separate call for evidence will also investigate how to limit other polluting products such as wet wipes, tobacco filters and sachets.

Users will be able to see and try out Dyson products virtually.

Disquiet in the North over the Government’s railway backtracking features among a variety of stories in the national papers.

One man who left the building before firefighters arrived has been taken to hospital.

Micheal Martin said “where there is a will, there is a way” to resolve differences between the UK and EU over Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit deal.

The annual event this year took place at the Royal Albert Hall.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said migrants seeking to cross into the EU were being used as ‘pawns’ by Belarus’ leader Alexander Lukashenko.

In her televised interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Meghan was instructed to carry out a number of embarrassing tasks through a hidden earpiece.

In the televised interview, Meghan told how Archie and Lili had got dressed up as a dinosaur and a skunk for Halloween.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin warned against the UK unilaterally using Article 16 to suspend parts of the deal.