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Quarantine arrangements will be replaced by a traffic light system categorising countries as green, amber or red based on their coronavirus risk.

Videos circulating on social media showed a firework hitting the Liver Building, which is partly owned by Everton FC shareholder Farhad Moshi.

Kate met families from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices at a facility near Norwich.

Dame Cressida Dick said should big street parties should not be happening.

Jonty Bravery was granted anonymity by the court because of his age, but the order expired on his 18th birthday.

A spokesman said there had been ‘significant disorder’ overnight in the city.

The front pages are led by the latest on air bridges and a violent attack at a Glasgow hotel.

A slower pace of decline is expected over the next quarter, although businesses have concerns about being able to fully reopen.

It comes as a senior UK Brexit adviser signalled the next phase of talks with the EU would be tough.

The move opens the door for trips to France, Greece and Spain without the need to self-isolate for two weeks afterwards.

Political rivals have agreed to form an historic governing coalition.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Iain Livingstone said officers had ‘once again run into danger’ to protect the public.

Pictures posted on social media appeared to show fans gathering in the city centre on Friday despite warnings that coronavirus remains a ‘major risk’.

Tony Hudgell only received his first prosthetic legs this year but has walked every day in June to raise money for the hospital that treated him.

Ireland’s next Government will be formed on Saturday after Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and the Green Party voted to enter coalition.

The leader of the Green Party in Northern Ireland said the deal members voted for does not fulfill the Green Party’s commitment to social justice.