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Full fibre is coming to Worcester - why do I need it and how do I get it?
Residents will soon be able to benefit from faster, more reliable broadband as CityFibre works on bringing full fibre connectivity to the area
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ICU consultant hopeful that third Covid wave will have lesser impact
Dr Richard Cree from James Cook University Hospital believes the vaccination programme will make a big difference to the number of people hospitalised by the virus.
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Queen will welcome President Joe Biden to Windsor with Guard of Honour
Donald Trump has also previously travelled to Windsor to meet The Queen
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Rabbit rescued from van dashboard after escape gone wrong
The rabbit made its escape while en route to its new home in Selby.
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Find quirky antiques, beautiful art and fantastic collections at this summer auction
Maxwells is welcoming bidders back in person for its upcoming sale on June 15 and 16, as well as selling online
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Need new tyres? Check out Tyremen's new depot in Witham
A new second Tyremen depot has opened on Great Union Street in Witham
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Partial solar eclipse begins amid cloudy UK skies
Nearly a third of the sun will be blocked out by the moon at the peak of the eclipse.
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NHS Covid-19 vaccination programme sees record number of bookings
The surge in bookings came as people in their twenties became eligible for their vaccination.
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Unite call for Amazon union pledge outside Cambridge University buildings
The union say Amazon workers cannot form unions "without fear of obstruction and reprisals," which the company denies
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Fashion retailer Gap to close 19 stores in UK and Ireland
A number of stores will also close across Europe
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Airports fear losing £2.6bn in 2021 due to ‘overly cautious’ travel rules
A similar loss is expected across the whole of 2021
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More than three quarters of North Ayrshire residents have now had one Covid vaccine
A total of 81 per cent of local residents aged eighteen or above have received at least one vaccine dose whilst just over 50 per cent have received two doses, giving them substantial protection against the Coronavirus.