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Communities invited to join fundraising campaign to support charity Sport in Mind
The campaign asks people to get active every day in January to raise money for charity.
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UK Covid vaccine given green light for roll-out beginning next week
The jab has been described as a “game changer” in the fight against the disease
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Snow and ice warnings for much of the UK issued by the Met Office
Towards the New Year conditions will remain cold with sunshine and the possibility of wintry showers
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Storm Bella crashes over UK bringing heavy rain and 80mph winds
Heavy rain already brought misery over the Christmas period
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A Christmas message from InYourArea's editor-in-chief
Including how to access support if you're on your own or feeling low this Christmas Day
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Jingle all the way: Take part in InYourArea's festive photo challenge
With the national Christmas Eve Jingle set to take place this evening, let your neighbours know they're not alone this Christmas.
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The great big InYourArea Christmas Eve giveaway worth over £200!
This is it, folks! The final reveal on our virtual Advent calendar and it's the biggest giveaway yet. Head over to the InYourArea Instagram for your last chance to win.
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Large parts of England to go into tier 4 on Boxing Day
Other areas will be escalated to Tiers Three and Two
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Matt Hancock to make live announcement on coronavirus later today
The Health Secretary is updating the nation after Government emergency meetings over the last 24 hours
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Which parts of England could be about to move up a tier
Area by area, the latest figures from today reveal where infection rates are now spiking
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Christmas Eve Jingle: ring a bell on Christmas Eve to help combat loneliness
One Yorkshire woman's 'little idea for the Harrogate Community' has become a worldwide anti-loneliness campaign with thousands set to take part.
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Lockdowns will stay until half of UK is vaccinated against Covid, says scientist
Prof Stephen Evans confirms vaccination alone will not be enough to bring the virus circulating in the community to 'very low levels'