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Boris Johnson said staff would have the ability to trace the contacts of up to 10,000 new cases a day.

Emily Jones was in Queen’s Park, Bolton, with her parents on Mother’s Day.

Dunmurry Golf Club has limited the number of players as it preserves social distancing on the fairways.

A pod of bottlenose dolphins has been spotted off the coast of Northumberland as the warmest day of the year arrived.

Wearing such a covering could reduce the forward distance of an exhaled breath by more than 90%, according to a study by the University of Edinburgh.

William spoke to Corinne Hutton, founder of Paisley-based Finding Your Feet, and one of its beneficiaries.

The Love Actually and Death In Paradise star is said to be ‘very pleased’ with the outcome.

The head of the Civil Aviation Authority told MPs that if passengers demand a refund for a cancelled flight then ‘they must get one’.

The number of people who have died with confirmed or suspected Covid-19 is now more than 3,500, according to the National Records of Scotland.

The Duke of Cambridge made a video call to the PEEK Project and later members of the Finding Your Feet organisation.

Skyrora has completed a full ground static fire trial in the Highlands.

The ruling paves the way for an estimated £430 million to be paid in reimbursements to retailers.

It came as dangerous driver Wayne Smith was jailed for two years over the incident.

The British-Iranian mother-of-one was freed from Evin prison on March 17 as Iran responded to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tesco is among supermarkets warning that the law could stop them sourcing products from the country.

Stormont Health Minister Robin Swann said the region is the first in the UK to roll out such an extensive programme.

The restaurant chain has 38 sites open for deliveries, drive-thrus or both.

The Government has issued additional wording to help explain what it means by staying alert as the lockdown is eased in England.

They have passed their findings to the National Cyber Security Centre, which is involved in the app’s development.

Renewables generated more than 40% of Britain’s power in the first three months of the year.