Day: January 12, 2021

Pupils in England who would normally get free school meals are currently receiving food parcels.

Isabella Curry said she now feels safe and will be able to go out and meet friends soon.

The Earl of Strathmore attacked a woman in her room during an event he was hosting at Glamis Castle.

Paul Pogba’s well-taken volley gives Manchester United victory at Burnley to take them top of the Premier League.

Paul Pogba’s well-taken volley gives Manchester United victory at Burnley to take them top of the Premier League.

Everton maintain their challenge for a Champions League spot with victory at Wolves thanks to Michael Keane’s 77th-minute winner.

Lawrence Shankland’s 50-yard wonder goal salvaged a draw for Dundee United against St Johnstone in a lively Scottish Premiership encounter at Tannadice.

Fans of the University of Alabama football team gathered in the streets of Tuscaloosa, ignoring social distancing.

Sheffield United gain their first Premier League win of the season as they beat 10-man Newcastle United at Bramall Lane.

British sprinter Emily Diamond urges elite athletes not to abuse the exemption allowing them to train and compete during the national lockdown.

Mohamud Mohammed Hassan was arrested at home on Friday but released without charge on Saturday.

A hospital trust will almost double its intensive care capacity while reducing elective surgery.

Earlier this month videos showing supposed empty hospitals were shared on social media.

Roughly 5-10% of people have symptoms for three months or more.

The US president is facing impeachment for inciting insurrection before last week’s Capitol riot.

An RAF aircraft breaking the sound barrier causes a loud bang in skies across the East of England.

UK champion Neil Robertson suffers a shock 6-5 defeat by debutant Yan Bingtao in the first round of the Masters in Milton Keynes.

An RAF aircraft breaking the sound barrier causes a loud bang in skies across the East of England.

Tweeters query why it has not been given to a prominent Kenyan like actress Lupita Nyong’o.

The government is urging us to stay at home during the lockdown but are we?

Dr Vin Diwakar said the facility at London’s ExCeL Centre also had a vaccination on site.

Dr Vin Diwakar said the facility at London’s ExCeL Centre also had a vaccination on site.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.

The home secretary says she will back police to enforce virus rules, as another 1,243 die in the UK.

The department store owner said it was tightening measures after a “change in tone” from the government.

Anna Corrigan’s family story was central to bringing the Tuam babies scandal to worldwide attention.

Anna Corrigan’s family story was central to bringing the Tuam babies scandal to worldwide attention.

Anna Wintour hit back at claims that the informal picture downplayed Ms Harris’s achievements.

Grimsby accept a suspended fine for breaching English Football League rules after three games were postponed because of Covid-19.

America’s most populous state is trying to ramp up vaccination as Covid cases continue to rise.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin says the findings of the report are a “shocking and difficult read”.

Undisputed world lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez is eyeing a fight with Josh Taylor as he plots a step up the divisions.

Confiscated ham sandwiches, delayed Scottish salmon and other fallout from the new regime.

A Typhoon aircraft “safely escorts” a civilian aircraft to Stansted Airport, an RAF spokesman says.

The celebrated 94-year-old broadcaster is the latest celebrity to have a first dose of the vaccine.

The laptops and tablets will be delivered to schools in England to support disadvantaged pupils.

Fulham manager Scott Parker says it is “scandalous” Wednesday’s match against Tottenham was only confirmed on Monday.

It follows similar moves by Morrisons and Sainsbury’s, but those with medical excuses will be exempt.

Fulham manager Scott Parker says it is “scandalous” Wednesday’s match against Tottenham was only confirmed on Monday.

Scotland’s first minister says the current restrictions are “very unlikely” to be lifted at the end of the month.

Investors are close to agreeing a deal to save the chain, along with Ponden Home and Bonmarché.

The father of a Reading terror attack victim asks why the killer was not considered a danger.

Marcus Rashford says “we must do better” after raising concerns about free school meals packages.

An investigation is launched after the marine mammal was found with the president’s name on its body.

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