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Questions have been raised over who may be excluded from the Chancellor’s new coronavirus support plan.

Sammy Wilson said he ‘should have had a mask on and am offering no excuse’.

The prince and the duchess used smartphones propped up on books as the royals took lockdown changes in their stride.

Foreign Office minister James Cleverly said the American president was ‘someone that likes to make a deal’.

The event was due to take place on April 26 2020 but was postponed until October 4 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

First Minister Mark Drakeford previously said the window would allow people to ‘drink up, to eat up, to bring their evening to an orderly end’.

Yvonne Doyle, medical director at Public Health England, said the rise in new cases provides a clear signal and urged people to follow the new rules.

The bird’s gender was established using DNA analysis.

The Scottish Government said the move followed significant increases in coronavirus cases in these countries.

From 4am on Saturday arrivals in England from Denmark, Iceland, Slovakia or Curacao must self-isolate for 14 days.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the impact of Covid-19 would result in a ‘more permanent adjustment’ for the economy than previously expected.

Royal accounts have been released and Covid-19-related financial issues highlighted.

The Chancellor said such a connection was ‘simplistic’

The Office for National Statistics said the findings added to the ‘growing inequality observed’ across the UK over the past decade.

Critics and legal figures have also raised concerns at the short time between the laws being published and enacted.

Mary Fowler said she she feels people her age deserve to see their families often.

The money is paid from the Prince of Wales’s £22.2 million private income from the Duchy of Cornwall.

Support for the industry is now ‘critical’, says trade body.

The Government has published a series of fresh legal documents which replace existing coronavirus laws.

The 18th century Qianlong-era wine jug almost ended up in a charity shop