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A chicken factory in Norfolk has partially closed with hundreds of workers and their families asked to self isolate.

Bilal, Mohammed Ebrar and Mohammed Yaseen Safi were snatched from a garden last Thursday.

Researchers found that people who underwent invasive treatment had better survival rates than those treated with medication alone.

The mum-of-two, who had coronavirus earlier this year, said she understood parental anxieties about the issue.

Chris Milford, 72, and son Sam, have been working at the very top of Norwich Cathedral.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced that travellers arriving in England from those countries after 4am on Saturday will need to self-isolate.

Scotmas Group has seen a surge in customer interest since the UK Government published a report suggesting the products could help.

The high street chain said last month that it was planning a shake-up which would result in the closure of 30 sites.

Martin Davidson, 23, from Fife, was given a five-year ban on owning dogs.

The research aims to develop better tests to define immunity and to study the body’s immune response to the virus.

The Office for Nuclear Regulation has also given site operator EDF Energy permission for Reactor 3 to return to service for approximately six months.

Analysis shows there is likely to be a drop of 0.5% in the live birth rate following IVF treatment.

A large crane could be seen in the grey skies above the Gwrych Castle in Abergele.

The mass cash payouts will apply to certain ‘must be won’ draws after the jackpot rolls over five times and no-one matches all six main numbers.

Temperatures are expected to be a little below average for the time of year.

The BBC decided to strip lyrics from traditional Last Night of the Proms favourites such as Land Of Hope And Glory.

Pizza Hut, Bill’s and Pizza Pilgrims are among restaurants to say they will continue with the 50% discount next month.

Which? wants regulator Ofcom to review whether mobile providers are truly treating their customers fairly when it comes to mobile contracts.

Bilal Safi, Mohammed Ebrar Safi, and Mohammed Yaseen Safi were taken from their home in Coulsdon last Thursday.

Guide Dogs has been working with a number of youngsters to help them return to school.