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Life in post-First World War Britain revealed as 1921 census is released
The census features a number of famous names and their families, including the prime minister David Lloyd George and King George V
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Self-isolation period cut hailed as the 'common sense' move
The move brings Scotland into line with England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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Primary one registration to open in North Ayrshire next week
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, parents and carers will need to register their children online.
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Months of strikes set to cause disruption to London’s Night Tube
Passengers are urged to check before they travel and use buses to complete journeys
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More than 24,000 B&M workers to get one week's extra pay
It said festive trading was boosted by efforts to take delivery of imported stock earlier than normal
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More than 20 NHS trusts have now declared a critical incident
Around 24 trusts have now reached the alert level where priority services may be under threat.
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Where England's house-buying hotspots were in the last few months of 2021
Nowhere in England has homebuyer demand seen stronger quarterly growth than Bristol
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New Scotland Covid-19 roadmap to be published
Nicola Sturgeon has also allocated £55 million of Scottish Government support to businesses impacted by Covid-19
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Thundersnow forecast as Met Office warns homes could lose power supplies
The forecaster added that the prospect of thundersnow was driven by the same conditions which cause thunder in the summer
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Army physio becomes ‘first woman of colour’ to trek across Antarctica
The 32-year-old, from Derby, narrowly missed out on the time set by Johanna Davidsson of Sweden, the fastest female to complete a solo expedition of the continent
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Big Issue launches appeal to support its vendors
The Big Issue, which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, has helped more than 105,000 vendors earn about £144 million
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Bins ‘overflowing’ with Christmas waste amid staff shortages
Covid-related staff shortages across England are causing “terrible” rubbish collection delays, local politicians have warned