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    • How will students in England receive exam grades this summer?

      How will students in England receive exam grades this s…

      The Government and Ofqual have unveiled how pupils in England will receive their grades after this summer’s GCSE and A-level exams were cancelled.

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    • Anti-vaccine sentiment in UK and US is really quite concerning – Anthony Fauci
      Anti-vaccine sentiment in UK and US is really quite concerni…
    • UK Government urged to ‘act unilaterally’ over Northern Ireland Protocol
      UK Government urged to ‘act unilaterally’ over Northern Irel…
    • Visiting restrictions may have contributed to deaths of new mothers – report
      Visiting restrictions may have contributed to deaths of new …
    • Gavin Williamson says ‘no algorithms’ will be used to determine students’ grades
      Gavin Williamson says ‘no algorithms’ will be used to determ…
    • Arlene Foster brands joint committee meeting on NI Protocol ‘disappointing’
      Arlene Foster brands joint committee meeting on NI Protocol …
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    Cat gives live pigeon to man called Pidgeon during committee hearing

    Cat gives live pigeon to man called Pidgeon during committee hearing

    The episode interrupted a meeting of the Northern Ireland Assembly’s Finance Committee.

  • Children urged not to hug grandparents just yet

    Children urged not to hug grandparents just yet

    Dr Jenny Harries said a ‘steady course’ is needed through the road map out of lockdown.

  • Ministers launch new ‘stay at home’ drive as Covid rates continue to fall

    Ministers launch new ‘stay at home’ drive as Covid rates continue to fall

    Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the success of the vaccination rollout did not mean people could give up on social distancing.

  • Protocol checks in NI ‘could be overwhelmed when supermarket exemption ends’

    Protocol checks in NI ‘could be overwhelmed when supermarket exemption ends’

    DUP junior minister Gary Middleton warned that businesses could be crippled with Brexit red tape.

  • Lord Advocate denies involvement in Crown Office’s Salmond intervention

    Lord Advocate denies involvement in Crown Office’s Salmond intervention

    James Wolffe said the intervention that led to Alex Salmond’s evidence being redacted was made independently and without political pressure.

  • Two doses of Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine produce a high number of antibodies – study

    Two doses of Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine produce a high number of antibodies – study

    The new research also shows high confidence levels in the vaccine.

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  • Money News

    Nearly 800,000 home-owners ‘vulnerable to repossession’

    Nearly 800,000 home-owners ‘vulnerable to repossession’

    More than one in 10 owner-occupiers do not have enough savings to cover a single month’s mortgage payment, research suggests.

  • London markets make gains as travel and leisure firms rebound

    London markets make gains as travel and leisure firms rebound

    The FTSE 100 closed 33.03 points, or 0.5%, higher at 6,658.97 at the close of play on Wednesday.

  • Labour plans to give councils power to take over vacant shops

    Labour plans to give councils power to take over vacant shops

    Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds says councils should be able to repurpose commercial properties that have been vacant for at least 12 months.

  • Britons ‘could be owed £480m for being overcharged on smartphone purchases’

    Britons ‘could be owed £480m for being overcharged on smartphone purchases’

    Consumer group Which? is seeking damages from Qualcomm for around 29 million people who bought an affected handset since October 2015.

  • Bank boss warns EU over ‘very serious escalation’ in financial services grab

    Bank boss warns EU over ‘very serious escalation’ in financial services grab

    Governor Andrew Bailey told MPs that moving clearing to the EU would be a potential financial stability concern in the UK.

  • ExxonMobil selling some North Sea drilling and exploration sites

    ExxonMobil selling some North Sea drilling and exploration sites

    The Texas oil giant has operated in the UK for more than 135 years.

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  • Sydney Devine’s family take ‘comfort’ in fan messages ahead of funeral

    Sydney Devine’s family take ‘comfort’ in fan messages ahead of funeral

    The funeral has had to be scaled back to the maximum of 20 people but will take place in Ayr on Thursday.

  • Academic careers of young ‘thrown into chaos’ by pandemic – Edward

    Academic careers of young ‘thrown into chaos’ by pandemic – Edward

    The Earl of Wessex achieved his Duke of Edinburgh’s Award gold award in 1986 and has been heavily involved with the charity.

  • Statins do not cause muscle pain or stiffness any more than a placebo – study

    Statins do not cause muscle pain or stiffness any more than a placebo – study

    People thinking about taking the drugs should be ‘reassured’ by the finding, experts said.

  • Call to extend tax relief on public toilets to libraries and community centres

    Call to extend tax relief on public toilets to libraries and community centres

    Nearly 4,000 standalone facilities in England and Wales will benefit from the business rate exemption.

  • ‘Zoom-fatigue’ and lack of social activities could increase university dropouts

    ‘Zoom-fatigue’ and lack of social activities could increase university dropouts

    Students may be left with fewer vital life skills after pandemic has ‘decimated’ academic experience, charity says.

  • Free ports not permitted for tax-free storage of luxury goods, MPs told

    Free ports not permitted for tax-free storage of luxury goods, MPs told

    Ministers told MPs that areas could be stripped of their free port status if evidence of tax fraud is found.

  • Tiger Woods at beginning of long road to recovery, says leading surgeon

    Tiger Woods at beginning of long road to recovery, says leading surgeon

    The golf star has had an operation on open fractures to his tibia and fibula.

  • Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England

    Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England

    Corby, Peterborough and Leicester are recording the highest rates.

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First transgender male competitor on Drag Race US opens up about transitioning
Sydney Devine’s family take ‘comfort’ in fan messages ahead of funeral
Sydney Devine’s family take ‘comfort’ in fan messages ahead of funeral
Sir Paul McCartney publishing lyrics including earliest boyhood compositions
Sir Paul McCartney publishing lyrics including earliest boyhood compositions
Peter Capaldi donates Doctor Who series finale script to charity auction
Peter Capaldi donates Doctor Who series finale script to charity auction
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Strictly’s Karen Hauer details jealousy and painful split from Kevin Clifton

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