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Captain Tom ‘would have loved’ new book One Hundred Reasons To Hope
The book celebrates stories of triumph, perseverance and positivity from the past year
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New rules to protect ‘distinctively British’ public service broadcasting
Media Minister John Whittingdale said: "If it’s set in Britain and made in Britain by our public service broadcasters, then it should be distinctively British."
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RSPCA looking to find a home for nervous golden oldie who's been with the charity for over a year
Doris is an active little dog with bags of energy who will need experienced owners who can continue her training and build up her trust.
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End of plastic driving licences as DVLA to trial new mobile app for motorists
Traditional plastic cards would still be available
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The UK faces “two backlogs” after the Covid pandemic
Mr Javid said the new Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) would have a “relentless focus” on health inequalities
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More than one in five adults under 40 in UK still unjabbed, figures show
4.2 million adults under 40 have yet to have their first dose
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More than half of schools in Scotland had Covid-19 case in first two weeks of term
8,113 positive cases were reported
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Philip’s will to remain secret to protect ‘dignity’ of Queen, High Court rules
The wills of senior members of the royal family are not open to public inspection
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West End star Ruthie Henshall calls for action over care home residents ‘dying of loneliness’
She is a campaigner from the Rights for Residents group
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Almost 5 million allowed to stay in UK under EU Settlement Scheme
Among the applications were more than one million from children
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Piers Morgan signs global deal with News Corp and Fox News Media
He'll be hosting a global TV show and publishing two weekly columns
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Teletext Holidays threatened with court action over refund failures
The company said they were unable to issue refunds through customers' existing payment method