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Covid: Jersey to enter ‘hospitality circuit breaker’
Pubs, restaurants and other hospitality outlets on the island are expected to close until 4 January.
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Live animal exports to be banned in England and Wales
The environment secretary says the ban could be in place by the end of 2021 in a move away from EU rules.
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Covid-19: Do not resuscitate orders may have been used without consent
There was a jump in complaints about such orders in the first wave of the pandemic, the care watchdog says.
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Extra measures ‘to ensure fair exams next summer’
There will be generous grades and advance notice of topics, as GCSEs and A-levels in England go ahead.
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Ethiopia’s Tigray crisis: ‘How the conflict made my uncle a refugee in Sudan’
A BBC reporter’s relative fled to neighbouring Sudan by foot and boat, losing his shoes on the way.
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Man City draw with Porto to finish top of group
Manchester City have a late goal against Porto ruled out but a point is enough for them to secure top spot in Group C.
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Jones hits winner as Liverpool beat Ajax to reach Champions League last 16
A goalkeeping error gifts Liverpool a victory over Ajax which secures the Reds a place in the last 16 of the Champions League with one game to spare.
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Brexit: Dairy giant Arla warns of price rise if no deal
The dairy farmers’ co-operative, which owns Cravdendale and Lurpak, imports about 15% of its products.
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Covid-19: Man admits damaging Tesco covers during lockdown
Gwilym Owen must pay the supermarket £200 in compensation for damaging covers on “non-essential” goods.
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Covid tiers: MPs back tougher system for England, despite Tory rebellion
The restrictions will start at 00:01 GMT, despite 55 Tory MPs voting against the government.
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Pat Finucane: No public inquiry into Belfast lawyer’s murder
Government decides against public inquiry at this time into collusion in murder of Pat Finucane in Belfast.
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Buckingham Palace: Catering assistant stole medals and photos
Adamo Canto, from Scarborough, took medals, signed photographs and other valuables.
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Covid: Alcohol ban for Welsh pubs and restaurants from Friday
Pubs and restaurants will have to shut at 6pm and will not be able to serve alcoholic drinks.
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Covid-19: New restrictions in Wales and Rita Ora sorry for party breach
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.
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SNP conference: £500 ‘thank you’ payment for healthcare staff
Nicola Sturgeon says the one-off cash payment is to thank health staff for their “extraordinary service”.
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Arcadia: ‘No last minute rescue’ for Topshop owner
“This is obviously a sad day,” an insider at the retail empire tells BBC News.
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Covid: Risk of third wave ‘if we don’t get balance right’
Dominic Raab says the move to a tiered approach is needed when England’s lockdown ends on Wednesday.
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Cher and the rescue of a lonely elephant in Pakistan
Singer Cher was one of those who campaigned for a better life for Kavaan the elephant who is now heading to a new home.
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Recollections of ‘enormous’ Dave Prowse
An “absolute gentleman” who was “larger than life” – memories of Dave Prowse, who has died aged 85.
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Covid in Scotland: Sturgeon defends handling of pandemic
Scotland’s first minister says it is too soon to be comparing Scotland’s record with England’s.
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