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Rico Back will be on gardening leave until the middle of August.

A tour of the chamber with precautions in place.

More than 2,000 people across the UK were questioned ahead of World Whisky Day on Saturday.

Data is also being collected on transmission of the virus in hospitals.

HMS Queen Elizabeth dwarfed Ryde on the Isle of Wight as it sailed through the Solent.

Pubs closed on March 20 and will not reopen until July 4 at the earliest.

People over 60 or with a disability will only be allowed to travel for free outside peak hours as part of the Government’s agreement with TfL.

Though needing to isolate due to her disability, Stevie Boebi says she ‘loves’ the seaside town.

There’s a podcast to be found for every interest.

Avanti West Coast, which operates Anglo-Scottish services on the West Coast Main Line, said the capacity of its trains will be limited.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists said investment is needed to ensure mental health services can cope with demand.

Hopes for new coronavirus tests and disputes over the reopening of schools are among the topics on the nation’s front pages on Friday.

Plans to allow schools to return and attempts to build a team of contact tracers have come in for criticism.

If such a move were to go ahead, it would secure thousands of jobs at the Japanese carmaker’s Sunderland site.

Suffolk Police officers were called to the facility in Ipswich Road, Needham Market, on Thursday afternoon.

The stay-at-home Covid-19 lockdown policy caused the income of the capital’s transport provider to slump by 90%.

The deputy chief medical officer promised to give careful thought to whether campsites could reopen sooner than hotels and other accommodation.