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Which countries could be set to join France on the 'amber plus' travel list?
The latest review of the Government's travel lists is due next week and some popular destinations could be added to the controversial new category.
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Coronavirus cases begin to gradually fall in the UK
It is thought schools closing for summer could be one reason why cases are dropping
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Six million may face holiday chaos if Spain and Greece join 'amber plus' list
Ministers removed the exemption for France amid concerns over the Beta variant
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Parkrun participants' excitement as event returns in England
Big outdoor running events such as the London Marathon, the Great North Run and the Brighton Marathon are also allowed to return
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Weekend of weather warnings issued for parts of England
There’s also a risk of large hail falling in a few locations and where heavy downpours occur, up to 35 mm could fall within an hour
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Train timetables in England cut as staff self-isolate
Train services across England are being cut due to staff self-isolating.
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Record number of people were told to isolate by the NHS Covid-19 app
NHS figures showed 618,903 alerts were sent to users of the coronavirus app in the week to July 14
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See the latest number of coronavirus cases where you live
The map shows the number of people with a lab-confirmed positive test result by neighbourhood.
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Two week heatwave set for August after record breaking temperatures in July
The last few days have seen intense hot weather
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Your lockdown reflections: Share your experiences and feelings of life in 2020/21
Our Lockdown Reflection Survey aims to capture a comprehensive picture of how Covid-19 has impacted the population,
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Home Care provider announces 12-month partnership to support British Heart Foundation
Staff from Helping Hands Home Care have pledged to raise £60,000 over the next 12 months to support the charity.
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NHS staff in England could be offered 3% pay rise
The Government sparked anger in March by saying it could only afford a 1% increase