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The figure rises to a fifth in London.

The Health Secretary said the 2011 film illustrated the problems with vaccine allocation.

The veteran’s family said the last year of the 100-year-old’s life was ‘nothing short of remarkable’.

There is still concern that new variants of coronavirus – which reduce the effectiveness of vaccines – could slow things down.

Around 450 doses of the Pfizer jab had to be binned following a ‘power-related issue’ with a fridge at Montgomery Hall in Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham.

The Issa brothers and TDR said they also plan to sell some of Asda’s distribution network to property investors.

She said the nation had ‘fallen in love with Captain Tom’.

Native livestock breeds are as much a part of biodiversity as wild animals, the Rare Breeds Survival Trust says.

Dr George said there is still a stigma about mental health issues but people should be prepared to discuss their problems.

The new railway is four years behind schedule.

The banking group warned of further possible job losses and branch closures as it posted UK pre-tax profits of £552m for 2020.

A man died following a shooting in Cliftonville Road on Tuesday night.

Nearly 50 positive cases haven apparently been recorded among trainees and staff at the military academy in Berkshire.

Dedicating a small amount of time per week to ensuring clutter stays at a minimum will optimise any space you do have.

The chief medical officer was repeatedly called a ‘liar’ in a video posted to TikTok.

Esther Dingley went missing while walking solo in the Pyrenees on November 22, and there has been no sign of her despite a major search.

Post-Brexit inspections on goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain have been suspended amid concerns over the safety of officials.

The company told investors that total revenues declined by 4.7% to 11.2bn euros (£9.9bn) for the third quarter of its current financial year.

Tracie Sharp said the funeral sector can be a ‘taxing environment’ when supporting bereaved loved ones.

Experts suggest part of the increase can be attributed to warmer weather, which can create favourable conditions for rats and mice.