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Over-70s could get booster Covid jab from September
Nadhim Zahawi said No 10 was hoping to have eight different Covid jabs available by the autumn.
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Protesters involved in a sit-down demonstration are driven back by police in Bristol.
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Over-70s could get booster Covid jab from September
Nadhim Zahawi said No 10 was hoping to have eight different Covid jabs available by the autumn.
Riot police clear protesters from city centre
Protesters involved in a sit-down demonstration are driven back by police in Bristol.
Watchdog warns against naming prophet row teacher
Making a teacher fear for their safety is "unacceptable", the equality commission chair says.
Wales win title as Scotland beat France
Wales clinch the Six Nations as 14-man Scotland snatch their first victory in Paris since 1999 to wreck France's title hopes.
Shops in England can open until 10pm post-lockdown
The measures will help businesses to recover and allow customers to shop safely, ministers say.
Liberty Steel boss asks government for £170m bailout
Concerns over Liberty Steel's future have grown after its key backer Greensill Capital went bust.
France accuses UK of 'blackmail' over jab exports
The row over Covid vaccination supplies escalates after France's foreign minister criticises the UK.
Riot police clear protesters from city centre
Protesters involved in a sit-down demonstration are driven back by police in Bristol.
Watchdog warns against naming prophet row teacher
Making a teacher fear for their safety is "unacceptable", the equality commission chair says.
Wales win title as Scotland beat France
Wales clinch the Six Nations as 14-man Scotland snatch their first victory in Paris since 1999 to wreck France's title hopes.
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