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Health concerns, asylum seekers and the Duke of Cambridge are covered in Sunday’s national papers.
Ministers said they were responding to new data showing the spread of the new Omicron variant.
The Duke of Cambridge has recorded an audio walking tour for the Time To Walk series featured on the Apple Watch.
The Duke of Cambridge spent two years working as a helicopter pilot with East Anglian Air Ambulance.
The investigation will reportedly involve police, schools, social services and probation watchdogs
Sir Lewis has said that the deal between Mercedes’s F1 team and Kingspan has ‘nothing’ to do with him.
The Government has made changes to the previous arrangements.
Around 4,700 homes are still without power, prompting Boris Johnson to say he will offer more help from Government.
Peter Elliott has spent a month putting up the lights on his east London home.
Forecasters predict more ‘unsettled’ weather, while engineers work to reconnect around 4,700 properties to power supplies following Storm Arwen.
The Scottish Government said the restrictions are proportionate and necessary to protect public health.
Health Secretary Sajid Javid said ministers moved swiftly after receiving new data about the spread of the Omicron variant.
Many people wore hoodies with Ava’s face on and others had her name written on their faces.
Arthur was left with an unsurvivable brain injury while in the sole care of 32-year-old Emma Tustin.
Transport for London said an investigation has been launched after the incident occurred at Tottenham Court Road Tube station.
The charity also said it had reported ‘threatening emails’ it had received to the police.
Arthur was left with an unsurvivable brain injury while in the sole care of 32-year-old Emma Tustin who was on Friday jailed for life.
