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Coronavirus: Father fined £480 after son is caught flouting lockdown rules four times
The Walsall man was issued with a fixed penalty notice of £480, which could be doubled to £960, if his son continues to go outside.
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Britain set for 66,000 COVID-19 deaths, highest toll in Europe: study
Britain could see as many as 66,000 COVID-19 deaths during the first wave of the current pandemic, new research showed Tuesday, making the outbreak there by far the deadliest in Europe.
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Did the Queen send Meghan Markle a message in her televised address?
Royal fans have noticed some significant details about the Queen's rare address.
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Coronavirus: Tesla shows off prototype ventilators made from car parts
The machines, shown off by Tesla engineers in a video, include repurposed parts from Tesla Model 3.Â
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Like the Labour leadership race, this crisis shows how readily we're willing to discard black women
As the results of the Labour Leadership elections rolled in over the weekend, there were some that were less unexpected than others. As an active Labour member, I was not surprised by establishment favourites, Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner, taking their places as leader and deputy. But one result did cause my group chat to erupt in a chorus of "huh?’" – Dawn Butler, the most experienced candidate in the race for deputy leader, had come last.The only competing MP to have served in government, Butler has worked faithfully at the forefront of the party despite shifts in leadership and direction. Yet the experience and loyalty of this talented black female MP seemed to mean little to the majority of the Labour membership, if anything.
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UK could have the most coronavirus deaths in Europe, researchers predict
The US Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation believes Britain could experience 66,000 COVID-19 deaths by July.
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Government delays scheduled coronavirus lockdown review
The government has postponed a scheduled review of whether to continue with its coronavirus lockdown, amid signs that the measures could be slowing the spread of the virus.Ministers had originally said they would review the lockdown after it was in place for three weeks, but the exercise has now been pushed back until an unknown date after Easter.
