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Several people were packed on board the small boat which ran aground on the shingle at Kingsdown, near Dover.

Boris Johnson is attempting to push through the Internal Market Bill amid strong criticism.

Senior Democratic Unionist Sammy Wilson claimed his party leader had reined in health department ‘technocrats’ over wider restrictions plans.

More than 560 towns, cities, boroughs and villages have now been included in the company’s Fibre First programme.

The deal has been valued at 40 billion dollars (£31.2 billion).

From Monday, any social gathering of more than six people in England is against the law.

The supermarket chain said it now plans to extend the programme to more customers in ‘the coming weeks’.

Tim Martin said the pub chain’s sales were 22.5% below the equivalent Saturday last year.

Members of the Auxiliary Air Force were often part-time reservists, serving with local squadrons and working ordinary jobs before the outbreak of war.

A variety of commemorations will take place across the country despite limitations caused by the coronavirus crisis.

Researchers say the development could speed up the spread of desirable characteristics in livestock and improve food production.

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has listed four new sites and upgraded three others as part of wider commemorations.

Kath McLeod joined the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force in 1942, after the battle’s conclusion, but continued to carry out a role that saved many lives.

John Delaney, curator at the Imperial War Museum, said the exhibition aims to capture local and personal aspects of the operations at RAF Duxford.

TfL rejected Uber’s application for a new London licence in November 2019 due to safety concerns.

Group Captain John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway is now 101 years old and survived multiple dog fights during the Battle of Britain.

Tory divisions over Brexit and the latest pandemic developments lead Monday’s papers.

Tory ex-prime minister joins other former premiers in expressing concern.

More than 3,000 Covid-19 cases were recorded in the UK for the third day in a row on Sunday.

The hot weather comes as rules on socialising are tightened across England in a bid to halt the growing numbers of coronavirus cases.