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The video-sharing app said it was making efforts to clamp down on misinformation during the pandemic.
Eight-year-old Pearl Parkin has recreated the looks of celebrities including Billie Eilish, David Bowie, Frida Kahlo and Lady Gaga.
NHS Confederation chief executive Danny Mortimer said investment in people and facilities is needed.
Secretary of State Brandon Lewis said the new Irish Sea trading arrangements offer ‘huge competitive advantages’ for the region.
The Countess of Carnarvon questioned why indoor shopping is likely to be opened before tourist attractions.
Reckitt Benckiser said like-for-like revenues surged by 11.8% to £14 billion.
Further details over assessments for pupils are due ‘in the next few days’ according to Gavin Williamson.
At some universities, more than a fifth of young UK full-time students did not continue into the 2019-20 academic year.
The Hollywood star-turned-lifestyle guru recently revealed she had Covid-19.
In a wide-ranging interview, Prof Van-Tam said he does not mind being called ‘JVT’ by Government ministers.
Keepers at Marwell Zoo in Hampshire say the rare Javan chevrotain mouse deer calf is doing well.
The MA will take in studies about the heritage, tourism and culture sectors as a whole, the University of Liverpool said.
Chefs and health food experts explain how to make your food last longer.
Researchers looked at how coronavirus behaves on three fabrics commonly used in the healthcare industry.
With more than 1,000 Starlink satellites now in orbit, dreams of rural areas receiving broadband speeds similar to cities could become a reality.
Mark Thurston, chief executive of HS2 Ltd, said the ticketing structure will ensure trains can be used by ‘all working people’.
The west London airport has already axed around 1,700 roles to cut costs amid the pandemic.
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