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England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said there was a ‘long winter ahead of us’.

The annual event will also feature Welsh singer Cerys Matthews, poet laureate Simon Armitage and author Margaret Atwood.

It emerged after the Prime Minister warned of ‘considerable’ fines to rulebreakers.

There has now been 100 Government coronavirus press conferences since the daily briefings began in March.

The victim was from the Ballykeel area of Ballymena.

Interim findings of the Imperial College London study suggest growth of infection may be slowing.

The company says it has introduced additional measures and checks its compliance with Covid-19 controls on a daily basis.

Students described the artwork as ‘very Goldsmiths’ but raised concerns over food waste.

Railcard says the potential cost of refunds is behind the decision as they try to maintain infrastructure at a time when demand has dropped.

Chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance cautioned that there is ‘evidence of spread everywhere’.

The Duchess of Cornwall has been a long-term supporter of women who have suffered at the hands of violent partners.

Sir Patrick Vallance said ‘things were definitely heading in the wrong direction’.

Boris Johnson was speaking during a Downing Street press conference.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle accused the Government of treating Parliament with ‘contempt’ over coronavirus restrictions

England’s chief medical officer said the figures were going in the wrong direction.

Patient John Constable, from Lincolnshire, was fitted with a state-of-the-art implant used to treat heart failure.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall spent the day in Northern Ireland.