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The artwork was commissioned by her sons William and Harry.

Another Briton returned home early after a visit to his family.

An unnamed Government source reportedly said those continuing to work from home could be more ‘vulnerable’ to redundancy.

The measures will include expanding the trained workforce who can administer vaccines.

The Louise Michel is covered in the artist’s work and has already been rescuing people encountering trouble on the seas.

Kuno is being awarded the Dickin Medal by animal charity the PDSA.

Shinzo Abe lastyear became the longest serving prime minister of Japan.

Schools are preparing for the new term next week.

Sir Ed Davey admitted the party has ‘lost touch’ with voters.

The new legislation allows officers to disperse indoor gatherings with more than 15 people from one household.

Swiss International Air Lines is selling seats on a flight from Geneva to Heathrow departing on Friday afternoon for £321.

One academic said it ‘doesn’t make economic sense’ to prevent employees from choosing how they work in future.

The Transport Secretary used interviews on Friday to encourage workers to head back to the office.

Passenger numbers fell from 22.2 million to 7.5 million during the first six months of the year compared with the same period in 2019.

The palace complex, on the banks of the River Thames in Richmond, dates from 1631.

The last people living on the island were evacuated 90 years ago on August 29 1930.

A journalist came up with the idea of creating mailboats in the 1870s when he became stranded on St Kilda.

The bodies of 39 Vietnamese nationals were found on an industrial estate in Essex after the container arrived on a ferry from Europe in October 2019.

English Heritage is holding historic hawking and falconry events over the bank holiday weekend.

A push towards office life leads many of the Friday papers.