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The global health body said ‘no-one is safe until everyone is safe’.

The Dublin-based airline said it will operate nearly 1,000 flights per day subject to European countries lifting flight restrictions.

At least 10,535 Covid-19-related deaths to date have taken place outside hospitals.

Dr Rory Nolan hasn’t seen his wife and daughter in more than two months and was forced to spend Francesca’s birthday away from her.

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has said the £4.5bn Airbus contract could bankrupt easyJet.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirmed the new contact tracing app will be rolled out across England shortly.

A team at the University of Exeter have found parts of two Roman roads and 20 prehistoric burial mounds, as well as hundreds of medieval farms.

English Heritage said it will stream the solstice online.

This represents more than a quarter of the workforce at Southampton-based Carnival UK.

The spokesman for Harry Dunn’s family said an Interpol Red Notice was issued for Sacoolas on Monday.

New guidance issued by the Department for Transport states that passengers should minimise the time they spend near other people.

Belly Mujinga was assaulted at Victoria station.

The Bradford-based chain reported a 5.7% rise in group like-for-like sales, excluding fuel, in the 14 weeks to May 10.

The airline plans to operate two out of five flights, subject to government restrictions being lifted, and airport hygiene standards.

The current messaging is ‘stay alert, control the virus and save lives’.

The maximum rate of support, however, is expected to be reduced.

Restrictions on public gatherings mean the traditional event cannot take place.

Dean Vine’s employer Thames Water is now matching the £1,700 he has spent.

Nightingale pioneered many of the practices carried out today, such as maintaining good hygiene and regularly washing hands.

There will be no milestone dates in the phased blueprint, with progress instead triggered by meeting certain scientific and public health criteria.