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Findings could help identify children at risk of neurodevelopmental disorders much earlier than current diagnostic practices allow.

Downing Street’s row with leaders in the North over increased pandemic restrictions leads Saturday’s front pages.

Greater Manchester continues to resist the highest controls as the region’s political leaders fight to secure further financial support.

On the last night before Tier 2 measures came into effect groups of drinkers gathered outside bars in Soho and police were forced to disperse crowds.

The IOPC said it ‘would have been wise’ to declare his association with Ms Arucri and found evidence that they may have had an ‘intimate relationship’

The advert premiered on Channel 4 on Friday night.

Providers should undertake ‘individualised risk assessments’ to assess the rights and needs of each resident, the guidance states.

Chris Eldridge had asked Boris Johnson if he could still see his son under the new guidelines.

Joe Anderson said on Twitter that his eldest brother was in a ‘very serious condition’ in hospital.

The swans were gifted to the city in the 1950s.

Chief negotiator Lord Frost has told his EU counterpart not to travel to London for further discussions next week.

The reproduction number, or R value, of coronavirus transmission across the UK still remains above one.

The PA news agency looks at some of the key dates relating to coronavirus laws.

Downing Street has announced that pilots of new testing technologies will begin from next week, across some of the UK’s worst affected regions.

Allegations against the former Leicestershire MP first emerged publicly in the trial of disgraced care home boss Frank Beck in 1991.

Agriculture minister Edwin Poots said he had ‘grave reservations’ about the four-week intensification of Covid-19 regulations.

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Lancashire Police made the plea ahead of the English county going into the highest tier of restrictions.

Betfred’s lawyers say the bookmaker is not liable to pay because the game contained a ‘defect’.

The National Education Union says a longer half-term closure could help the Government to ‘get in control of the test, track and trace system’.

Andy Street said he would demand economic support in advance.