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A group led by researchers and clinicians called Team Halo is using TikTok to help ‘reassure’ users of the safety of vaccines.

West Midlands Police said he was interviewed under caution at a police station in Northern Ireland.

The GMB union warned that industrial action could be held over Christmas if there is a yes vote.

Accusations of bullying and difficulties controlling Britain’s borders have dogged the Home Secretary.

Good news about Covid-19 vaccines leads Friday’s national papers.

The Duke of York stepped away from public life after his controversial Newsnight interview about his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Non-essential shops, hospitality, gyms and beauty salons will be among the businesses forced to close in these areas until December 11.

Mrs Vardy has been accused of leaking ‘false stories’ about Mrs Rooney.

Commercial barge deliveries from the Humber to Leeds have been restored.

The building will remain closed overnight.

Chancellor faces union fury amid reports awards to be held to at or below inflation for 5 million workers.

Downing Street has suggested families should be able to meet up after a ‘difficult year’.

Boris Johnson is set to reject demands to sack the Home Secretary even though she reportedly breached the ministerial code.

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam urged all those eligible, including the new group of 50 to 64-year-olds, to book their appointments as soon as they can.

Ian Jones was bitten by a black king cobra in an Indian village.

The country was poised to emerge from a limited circuit-breaker lockdown until the number of infections rose to worrying levels.

Health Minister Robin Swann warned that more interventions were necessary before the end of this month to curb the spread of coronavirus.

The Scottish author was announced as the winner of the award on Thursday.

Patrick Harvie was speaking during a debate on new coronavirus restrictions.

The author’s debut novel scooped the award.