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Government awards grant to help vaccine company
'I am delighted that Croda have been awarded this grant which will allow them to increase production capacity and create new jobs in Leek'
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Boris Johnson says he cannot rule out another lockdown in future
'I think it would be irresponsible of any leader in any democracy to say that they’re going to rule out something that can save lives'
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Gallery: Extinction Rebellion activists abseil off Tower Bridge in climate protest
The bridge, a main traffic artery across the Thames, is closed to vehicles, causing long queues
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Thousands more Covid deaths added to UK total after data error
The 2,714 deaths, all of which have occurred this year, were “added retrospectively”
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Covid-19 linked to increased risk of serious blood clots for up to six months
Risks were higher during the first wave of the pandemic compared to the second and third waves
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Covid-19 weekly deaths in England and Wales highest since mid-February
A fresh campaign is now under way to give a “spring booster” – a fourth dose of vaccine – to people aged 75 and over
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List of Covid symptoms to watch out for expanded as free testing ends
On Friday the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that some 4.9 million people in the UK are estimated to have had Covid-19 in the week ending March 26
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Police ‘will not interview’ Boris Johnson over alleged parties
The Met is investigating 12 events
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Cost of lateral flow tests at shops including Boots, Tesco, Superdrug and Morrisons
Most people will now have to pay for a test to check if they've got Covid-19
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Covid-19 jabs: Children aged five to 11 can now get appointments
Some five million children are eligible for the jab
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Criminal inquiry into P&O Ferries launched
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps wrote on Twitter: “Peter Hebblethwaite stood before MPs and admitted to breaking the law, and his actions must now be scrutinised.”
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Covid infection levels hit record high in the UK
From Friday, people in England need to turn to the high street for tests if they want them