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India variant could lead to serious third wave of Covid in UK
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Indian Covid variant: which countries have highest infection rates?
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Edwin Poots elected DUP leader to succeed Arlene Foster
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Stop locking up EU citizens in removal centres, UK ministers tell border officials
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Hostile UK border regime traumatises visitors from EU
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Wales could ban crossings from England if Covid cases continue to rise
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Boris Johnson’s county court judgment actually made me feel sorry for him | Zoe Williams
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Heather Phillipson brings her ‘parallel planet’ to Tate Britain
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UK tourists can enter Portugal from Monday as Covid restrictions end
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UK insists Cop26 must be held in person if possible
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Unite leadership candidate reiterates apology for Patel deportation remark
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Covid quarantine process in the UK is riskier than being in a ‘red list’ country | Letter
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Labour MP Wes Streeting diagnosed with kidney cancer
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SFO launches inquiry into Gupta firms, including Greensill finance links
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Amazon creates 10,000 UK jobs on back of online shopping boom
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Agoraphobic pregnant woman can be forced into hospital, UK judge rules
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UK women forced to wear face masks during labour, charity finds
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Rachel Reeves to consult Joe Biden’s team on Labour’s economic offer
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Mary Beard to fund classics students from under-represented groups
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Delay in giving second jabs of Pfizer vaccine improves immunity
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BBC showing ‘negativity verging on hostility’ to classical documentaries
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