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The company warned that it could be forced to consider ‘less favourable alternatives’ if creditors reject restructuring proposals.

Some people who seek tests ‘don’t have a reason’, Matt Hancock said.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson praised emergency responders as ‘heroes of British life’.

Ministers have said plans to override elements of the Withdrawal Agreement will breach international law.

The Oxford-AstraZeneca trial was put on hold owing to a reported side-effect in a patient in the UK.

Tracy Walker is supporting a bid for life sentences to become mandatory for those who kill emergency services workers.

Wales has seen its highest number of positive Covid-19 cases in months and a local lockdown has come into force in Caerphilly.

The agency claims the virus has also hampered efforts to monitor the climate crisis.

The raid, involving hundreds of officers, is one of the biggest armed operations run by the Metropolitan Police this year.

The fashion chain said it expects to reopen around 60 of the 75 outlets it operated prior to lockdown.

Scotland’s First Minister spoke out against proposals contained within the Internal Market Bill.

‘We are determined to take the action that keeps people safe,’ said Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

The British-Iranian woman was told she will face another trial on Sunday, only months before her due release date.

Kent man Peter Attwood, 84, died in January and may have been the first coronavirus victim outside China.

Researchers say the system outperforms existing scores and can be used to support treatment decisions.

The Oxford-AstraZeneca trial was put on hold pending checks on whether the side-effect was linked to the vaccine.

Britain’s controversial rollback of the Brexit agreement and new anti-Covid measures feature on the nation’s front pages on Wednesday.

The 15-year-old sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, where he currently remains in a critical condition.

Brandon Lewis provoked a furious reaction when he confirmed to MPs on Tuesday that the legislation would breach international law.

Boris Johnson will say: ‘We need to act now to stop the virus spreading. So we are simplifying and strengthening the rules on social contact.’