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The Duke of Cambridge reportedly took his son to the event near the Queen’s Balmoral estate.

The Health Secretary updated MPs on efforts to control the pandemic.

The Association of British Insurers said the value of typical claims paid between April and June in the UK was £4,600.

He dismissed as ‘tittle tattle’ reports that the 0.7% target will be ditched.

The Bill has been welcomed by UN children’s charity Unicef and Scotland’s Children’s Commissioner.

The First Minister set out her Youth Guarantee policy as part of the Programme for Government announcement.

Banham Poultry was forced to partially close last week and mobile testing units are being brought in to offer tests to anyone connected to the site.

The announcement came in the First Minister’s programme for government statement.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle confirmed the Conservative MP has ‘voluntarily agreed’ not to attend the House of Commons for the period of his bail.

Michael Bryant murdered his frail downstairs neighbour Alan Wyatt in a ‘merciless’ killing and then tried to set fire to his body.

Simon Case has been made head of the civil service after being seconded to assist Downing Street with the coronavirus response.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the programme will help youngsters who could be “left behind” following the crisis.

The pictures have been chosen from almost 50,000 entries to the The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020.

Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said the Government will ‘carefully consider’ a taskforce headed by the campaigning Manchester United striker.

The First Minister said she wanted the service to be a ‘lasting and positive legacy’.

Campaigners waved flags and banners as they demanded the Government take the ‘climate crisis’ seriously.

The online booking system closed just six hours after reopening on Tuesday.

Jennifer East, who has an immune system disorder, said she feels it is ‘really not safe’ to send her daughter to secondary school.

MPs were urged not to name the member who was arrested.

Historic England said its protection is not just for churches and stately homes.