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Covid-19 weekly deaths in England and Wales fall for third week in a row
Numbers are still well below the level seen at the peak of the second wave of the pandemic a year ago
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BBC responds to complaints over vaccine interview with Novak Djokovic
The BBC said it received complaints from some viewers who felt the interview was given too much prominence and that it was “irresponsible”
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Beekeeper expects thousands of bees will die after storm blows hives over
The Hive Honey Shop in London in 1992 but was forced to take the business online during the pandemic
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Eastenders in major shakeup as new slot time confirmed and Friday show scrapped
'Bosses made the decision to change up the schedule when ITV made their announcement'
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'Very dark day': Johnson holds crisis meeting on Ukraine amid fears Russian invasion has begun
'You can conclude that the invasion of Ukraine has begun'
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How drivers can save money on car tax amid cost of living squeeze
'It might not sound a lot, but accumulated over several years and the figure becomes even more substantial.'
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Covid-19 in England: what the latest data shows
Around nine in 10 adults aged 70 and over have received at least three doses of vaccine
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Fuel prices reach record high with petrol at 149p per litre
The unrelenting rising price of fuel is hurting households up and down the country, furthering the cost-of-living crisis
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Elections watchdog warns Government proposals could allow excessive influence
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner alleged that Boris Johnson is 'rigging our democracy for himself'
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Legal isolation for Covid to end from Thursday, Boris Johnson says
People aged 75 and over, the immunosuppressed and those living in care homes will be offered another Covid-19 booster vaccine this spring
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Spring booster jab to be given to most vulnerable
The NHS in England will offer people the jab from around six months after their last dose
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Pandemic not a ‘turning point’ in social attitudes, study suggests
'The pandemic has been more of a ‘barometer’ of patterns and trends that were already in evidence'