The flexible payment scheme was later rolled out across the health service.

The government posts their strongest figures for handling the pandemic since they first became negative last May.

Her mother said her condition had deteriorated after the gyms closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Football clubs across the UK have been observing a pre-match silence for the Duke of Edinburgh.

"Dear BBC" was also trending on Twitter as viewers shared their grievances.

He committed 'one million per cent' to maintaining the union with Northern Ireland.

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The actor was referring to an interview when she described an ambassador - thought to be Walter Annenberg - as being gorilla-like.

A speech given in 2014 is also coming back to haunt the former Prime Minister.

"There are Booker Prize winners with fewer pages", Jim Pickard said.

“For 73 years they have been the foundation and rock of the United Kingdom. That’s now gone, at a time when Brits are suddenly uncertain about what the future holds," The Herald wrote.

Ruth Dudley Edwards said the EU, encouraged by the Irish government, "cynically weaponised Northern Ireland".

Rob Roberts asked an intern, who was struggling with mental health, to fool around with him, suggesting it might make her feel better.

One person said his wife, Meghan, will "probably manage to go into labour on the day of the funeral" to take all the attention.

"I have a feeling public opinion in terms of Meghan and Harry is going to go down very, very fast," he said.

The Duke of Edinburgh's reputation for plain speaking often led to controversy.

"Andrew Neil having a full on gammon attack about the use of the word gammon is elite level gammon well done," one person said.

The scenes were described as "nothing short of child abuse" by justice minister Naomi Long.

It comes as travel firms hit out at measures to force holidaymakers returning from low-risk destinations to take an ‘unnecessary’ Covid-19 test.

The former political adviser was admitted to hospital in March last year with coronavirus symptoms.

The bank's boss said "few winners are likely to emerge" from the UK's decision to leave the EU.

After calls for calm, violence again flared up on the streets of west Belfast last night amid rising tensions in the area.

Anneliese Dodds said: “These messages raise very serious questions about whether the Chancellor may have broken the ministerial code."

NIP candidate Thelma Walker will stand as an independent instead.

The data, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, was released after the couple shared their security fears.

The Bradford-based grocer said customers will instead be able to purchase reusable paper bags from its supermarkets.

"Are you allowed to lose your rag like that?" he asked host Martin Geissler.

The women spoke out as part of a campaign to urge Londoners to speak up about knife crime.

“I may as well say this now, Sue Cook has pulled out...”

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"The lies put on the side of a bus five years ago almost cost a bus driver his life tonight," Patrick Kielty said.

AstraZeneca jab benefits still far ‘outweigh risks’, but under-30s will be offered Pfizer or Moderna instead.

The women placed stickers on the windows of the bank reading ‘in case of climate emergency break glass’.

"Anytime you want Lad. Me Ma will set an extra place at the table for you if you want."

The education secretary said children have lost 'discipline' in lockdown as he launched a behaviour crackdown.

"We said Brexit was incompatible with the Good Friday Agreement. They called it Project Fear."

It comes as 'silenced' Piers Morgan claims he has been thanked for "standing up" to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

“In 20 years’ teaching I have never seen the situation so bad,” one NEU member said.

A body matching his description was found in Epping Forest on Monday evening.

It is also unclear whether the 30 cases identified occurred as a result of the jab or would have happened naturally in the population anyway.

The government tells us the borders are closed - but one traveller from Peru managed to enter after stating the reason for their trip was to "visit Big Ben".

And the real kicker? 69 per cent support the policy of providing all households with free broadband by 2030.

The £2.6 million briefing room has been widely criticised by the public, but it could have its uses.

Last week she sent out a desperate plea for his to come home, saying "it's my baby, it's my treasure. He's my oxygen, he's my crown."

It comes following a family-first, nationalistic rebrand was rolled out in a bid to win the seats back.