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The Duchess of Sussex is bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Ltd.

The Duchess of Sussex is involved in a legal action against Associated Newspapers.

The duchess is pursuing legal action against Associated Newspapers.

The hearing will be conducted remotely.

Good and bad news on the UK’s Covid-19 testing capabilities features among topics covered on the front pages on Friday.

People need to know if they can visit relatives safely, despite disruptive measures expected for at least the rest of the year, a professor said.

Ministers are under increasing pressure to set out the Government’s lockdown exit strategy.

Mark Drakeford will set out seven questions which will help decide when restrictions are eased.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their three children took to their doorstep for the fifth week in a row.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined in with the weekly event.

The Duke of Cambridge was a big fan of the long-running BBC series and jumped at the chance to appear in the sketch.

Key workers and people in their household will now be eligible for tests.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak appeared on the programme to tell viewers the Government would be matching their donations.

The holy month usually sees worshippers congregate, pray and celebrate together.

The plans could help to suppress the transmission of Covid-19 in a way that then allows less stringent rules.

The profits will be donated to the veteran’s fundraiser.

Matt Hancock said 25,000 people will take part in the first phase of the study,

Professor Sarah Gilbert, who is leading the Oxford University team, said she is optimistic about the chances of success.

The war veteran has raised more than £28 million for NHS Charities Together.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is aiming to reach 100,000 tests per day by next Thursday.