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Updated coronavirus guidance has allowed small groups to perform inside places of worship.

The Scottish Conservative leader wants the parties to join forces in an attempt to reduce the chance of pro-independence taking seats.

More than 25,000 people have received Covid-19 jabs at Salisbury Cathedral since January.

Nusrat Ghani, who is among a handful of MPs to have been sanctioned, spoke with Sky’s Sophy Ridge on Sunday.

The Deputy First Minister said the Covid-19 pandemic had shown such devices were ‘no longer luxuries’.

Neale Hanvey has followed East Lothian MP Kenny MacAskill in joining the newly-formed operation.

The country is the first UK nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders.

Researchers examined data on 10,412 elderly care home residents from 310 care homes between December and mid-March.

The Speaker of the House of Commons pitched in to reset the many clocks at the Palace of Westminster to British Summer Time.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden acknowledged all legal restrictions may not end in June as was hoped.

Neale Hanvey follows Kenny MacAskill in joining the newly-formed Alba Party.

Nearly one in ten workers suspect they are being monitored while working from home without being informed.

Sally Robinson’s Moonlit Skies was sent into space after she made contact with American astronaut Scott Kelly.

A new report revealed that 38.2% of licensed premises in the UK say they have space to trade outside.

The former Bank of England deputy governor Sir Charlie Bean has joined a raft of prominent figures in predicting a permanent shift to hybrid working.

The High Court ruled in 2019 that NHS hospitals could not be classed as charities – unlike private hospitals.

The former GMB host has recounted the weeks since his departure for what he said was essentially disbelieving the Duchess of Sussex.

The backing comes after the launch of his new Alba Party.

Inspectors found children at the Rainsbrook Secure Training Centre were locked in their cells for more than 23 hours for 14 days.

McCartney and George Harrison went on a hitchhiking holiday and knocked on the door of a farmhouse belonging to the Brierley family in North Wales.