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England to drop quarantine for EU and US tourists
England is poised to reopen its borders as soon as next week by allowing fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US to enter without quarantining, The Times has been told.Ministers are expected to
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Covid-19 cases fall again as pandemic starts retreat
The number of reported coronavirus cases has fallen for a sixth day in a row, offering further hope that the peak of a third wave has passed.There were 24,950 positive cases in the UK yesterday, a
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Boris Johnson gets tough on burglars with new stop-and-search powers
Burglars and thieves will be tracked using electronic tags and restrictions on the use of police stop-and-search powers will be scrapped under plans to be announced by Boris Johnson today.The prime
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Big fall in Covid cases suggests third wave has peaked
Britain is seeing a sustained fall in reported coronavirus cases outside of lockdown for the first time since the pandemic began.
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Biden to declare end of combat operations in Iraq
The United States will today declare an end to combat operations in Iraq, asserting that the fight against Islamic State can be led by local forces. The announcement will be part of a deal signed with Iraq’s prime minister, Mustafa al-Kadhimi, who is in Washington and will meet President Biden. It will state formally that US combat troops will be withdrawn from Iraq and...
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British scientists’ proteins breakthrough promises medical revolution
British researchers have opened up a “new vista of science” by creating a database of proteins that promises to power a revolution in biology and drug discovery. A team from Deepmind, the AI company
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Food supply staff freed from Covid quarantine during pingdemic
Supermarket depot workers and suppliers will be exempt from quarantine regardless of their vaccination status as ministers try to avoid food shortages amid mounting pressure over the Covid-19
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