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Vietnam’s most critical Covid-19 patient flies home to Scotland
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Orange Order calls for twelfth of July to be celebrated at home
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Families sue Matt Hancock over coronavirus care home deaths
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UK’s new quarantine rules welcomed by expat business owners in Ibiza
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UK‘Unsung hero’ officer reunites with family after isolating during pandemic
A police officer who moved out of home at the start of lockdown to protect his son has been reunited with his family.William Till, a police
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UKNo new coronavirus deaths in Scotland but rise in cases ‘to be closely examined’
There have been no new coronavirus deaths in Scotland for a fourth day in a row but the number of new cases has climbed to a three week high.A total
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UKGovernment launches information campaign ahead of Brexit transition period end
British holidaymakers will be given guidance on travel insurance and taking their pets abroad as part of a new public information campaign ahead of
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UKHerefordshire farm in lockdown after 73 Covid-19 cases
Around 200 workers at a farm in Herefordshire have been quarantined following an outbreak of Covid-19. Some 73 positive cases of the virus have
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UKScotland ‘will not shy away’ from quarantine for English visitors – Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon has said she will not shy away from taking a decision to impose quarantine on English visitors to Scotland, but neither will it be a
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UKFace coverings should not be mandatory in shops, says Cabinet minister
Face coverings should not be made mandatory in shops, a senior Cabinet minister has said, but they should be worn out of courtesy and
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UK‘Too early’ for British holidaymakers to return to Ireland
The Irish premier has said it is too early for British holidaymakers to return to Ireland without being quarantined.Micheal Martin said the advice
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UKEx-M16 boss relieved Jeremy Corbyn is no longer Labour leader
A former head of MI6 has said he is “certainly pleased that Corbyn is gone”, as he welcomed Sir Keir Starmer’s
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UKCovid-19 vaccine could be rolled out in ‘first half of next year’
A Covid-19 vaccine could be rolled out across the country in the first half of next year if trials are successful, according to a scientist leading
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UKMan 'bites seagull' after bird tries to steal McDonald's meal
A man has been detained by police after he "sunk his teeth" into a bird which tried to eat his McDonald's meal. Officers attached
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UKIrish border poll far too divisive at this stage – Taoiseach
The Irish premier has ruled out a border poll as “far too divisive at this stage”.Micheal Martin said he instead wants to focus
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UKBaby wombat is new recruit at police station
Police in Australia are getting used to sharing their station with a baby wombat.Ted, an eight-month-old bare-nosed wombat, has become a regular at
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UKCalls for crackdown on hairdressers failing to follow coronavirus guidance
The Government has been urged to ensure "stricter enforcement" of coronavirus rules in England after complaints that some
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UKWhat the papers say – July 12
Photographs of England World Cup winner Jack Charlton feature on many of Sunday’s front pages after his death at age 85, alongside a
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UKTwelfth of July: Crowds gather as bonfires lit amid coronavirus restrictions
Bonfires have been lit in loyalist areas across Northern Ireland as the annual July tradition took place amid coronavirus restrictions.While there
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UKPublic transport restrictions ‘set to ease’ as people urged to return to work
Restrictions on using public transport are reportedly set to be eased as the Government urges people to return to work rather than stay at home.
