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Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: “If any country is saying contact tracing is difficult it is a lame excuse.”

Sadiq Khan has written to Health Secretary Matt Hancock asking what additional resources will be made available to regional and local governments.

One head teacher said Wales’s return plan for schools was ‘vital’ for preparing pupils and staff for the next term.

Extra and Westmorland achieved the joint highest score of 97% in a poll of 9,808 people conducted by watchdog Transport Focus.

Researchers say the approach could have implications for women affected by uterine infertility.

The lack of a commute for many is thought to be having an effect on the University of Oxford figures.

Tough new restrictions have been on Leicester after a spike of cases in the city.

Environmental groups say the public supports action to tackle climate and nature crises which could also deliver jobs and boost economy.

Pubs that serve food resumed business across Ireland on Monday.

Mary Catterall is now looking ‘better than ever’, her family said.

The Dolphin Inn in Llanymynech will stay closed as per Welsh Government guidelines while two nearby pubs will open on Saturday.

Eamon Martin paid tribute to healthcare workers who tirelessly served the sick.

Fewer than half of undergraduates are happy with the delivery of support services during lockdown.

It comes after six people including a police constable were injured in a knife attack at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street on Friday.

Flights will remain restricted even after Greece reopens its borders to international visitors on Wednesday, sources told the Athens News Agency.

Lenders approved the group’s Company Voluntary Arrangement deal which will slash its leisure restaurant portfolio.

But current guidance on vitamin D supplements still stands.