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Return to school fuels questions about whether under-18s will get coronavirus jabs

Hopes of avoiding fourth UK lockdown grow as PHE boss welcomes ‘very good signs’ that jabs may halt outbreaks

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UK announces phase two of the mass vaccination campaign

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Couple have been accused of hypocrisy after granting interview to Oprah Winfrey

PM supports 2030 World Cup bid and offers to host all Euro matches this summer 

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Investigation reveals that some major cities have no dedicated stations with front counter

Officials appeal for anyone without result from test done on 12 or 13 February to come forward

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From mental health to cancer, a medical history expert explains the hidden damage caused by Covid-19

Military chief says operating in area between peace and war could prevent all-out conflict

Baroness Finn calls for staffing overhaul to tackle ‘lack of capability’ in Whitehall to deliver projects across UK

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Downing Street is studying coronavirus certificate that has allowed Israeli venues to reopen

 Corbynite candidate excluded from newly relaunched selection race in Liverpool

Dip caused by short-term supply issues to be offset by ‘bumper’ deliveries of Covid jabs

Former first minister claims in statement to Holyrood inquiry that SNP officials tried to have him imprisoned

And other stories from the stranger side of life

Downing Street descends into infighting as PM plots pandemic course

Insiders hope severing of work ties may help the princes repair their fractured relationship

Wording altered just weeks after allegations first made against Alex Salmond

‘Rule of six’ to replace advice to stay at home from 29 March

The UK has hit its target for vaccinating the most vulnerable – but questions linger over who should be prioritised

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Government advisers reportedly pushing for next phase of jabs rollout to focus on age rather than prioritising key workers

Unelected peer will begin cabinet role next month seeking to ‘maximise post-Brexit trading opportunities’