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The port said on Twitter that as of 2.15am on Sunday traffic can proceed directly to the port.

A range of stories feature among the front pages on Sunday.

Ministers are still negotiating with 11 nations on the status of UK blue badges.

Josh Osborn, 30, is now working as a prep chef at The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

The NHS has been urged to ‘better support communication needs of deaf people, those with sight loss or mental health issues’.

Spiralling inflation and volatile financial markets impacting pension funds are causing people to unretire and find work again.

Projections suggest an extra 475,000 jobs will be needed in health and an extra 490,000 jobs in social care by the early part of the next decade.

The process for reporting abuses is not working for the most vulnerable employees, the report found.

National Trust rangers who work on the Farne Islands off Northumberland have so far collected more than 3,000 dead seabirds for incineration.

The Northern Health Science Alliance has conducted a review of how the Covid-19 restrictions affected the English regions.

Peter Kubik, of UHY Hacker Young, said restaurants are facing spiralling inflation, decreased consumer spending and a labour shortage.

It is thought the faithful dog animal may have been a Dandie Dinmont rather than a Skye Terrier.

Oleksandra Hromova volunteered with the Salvation Army in Dublin in 2019

A report says the two cohorts who trained during the pandemic had ‘markedly different experiences’.

A 34-year-old and a 20-year-old are in police custody.

Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the Family Division in England and Wales, said too many couples split up through the courts.

The most likely route of monkeypox transmission is close physical contact.

Kit Malthouse has warned that HS2 is a ‘killer whale’ that could ‘rip the arm’ off the next prime minister.

Both the Foreign Secretary and the former chancellor appeared united on the need to toughen up UK policy on migrants.

A London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine professor reassured people the situation is not something they should ‘unduly worry’ about.