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Covid: Oxford-AstraZeneca jabs to be given in old mobile library
From Oxford dictionaries to Oxford vaccinations - how this old library is helping the Covid fight.
Covid vaccine: Tourette's sufferer distressed by 'mask order'
Natalie Davidson said putting on a mask for her jab, despite being exempt, caused severe distress.
More Cadbury Dairy Milk production to return to Bournville
It means a £15m investment in Cadbury's Birmingham plant by owners Mondelez International.
Coronavirus: Hospital staff praised for bringing dying couple together
Barney and Sarah McGlinchey were holding hands in Altnagelvin Hospital when they passed away.
Bristol lockdown baby boom street welcomes first arrival
The first of six neighbours to fall pregnant in 2020 gives birth to a baby girl.
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden calls EU touring barriers 'absurd'
Oliver Dowden says the obstacles facing UK musicians in Europe are "absurd and self-defeating".
The street with the lockdown baby boom
Six women, living on the same side of the same street in Bristol, all got pregnant.
One day inside a Covid vaccination hub: 'We got the call and it was wonderful'
The story of one day inside a Covid vaccination hub in Surrey, treating 700 to 900 people a day.
Welsh sheepdog Kim sells for world record £27,100
Twelve-month-old Kim smashes the record for the world's most expensive sheepdog.
Bank of England: Economy to rebound strongly due to vaccine
High Street Banks are also told to prepare for the possibility that interest rates could fall below zero.
Maternity leave law change for Attorney General Suella Braverman
Under current rules, Attorney General Suella Braverman would have to resign to get paid leave.
Rita Ora: Venue to keep licence after admitting lockdown breach
Casa Cruz will have its licence suspended for six weeks after hosting the star's 30th birthday party.
Covid in Scotland: 'Ray of sunshine' from latest figures
The percentage of people testing positive for the virus falls to its lowest rate for more than a month.
Warning after cockapoo eats discarded face mask in Thrapston
A vet said it could have been life-threatening had the metal nose clip got to the dog's intestines.
Covid: Don't ease lockdown restrictions too soon - Starmer
The Labour leader urges the PM not to repeat "the mistakes of last time," amid Tory calls for easing.
Study reveals extent of Covid vaccine side-effects
The findings come from tens of thousands of people vaccinated with the Pfizer-BioNTech jab by the NHS.
'Posh Spice' Limousin from Shropshire breaks world sale record
The one-year-old reared on a Shropshire farm fetches a world beating £262,000 at auction.
Angela Wrightson: Teenage torture killers keep anonymity
The two girls were aged 13 and 14 when they subjected Angela Wrightson to a seven-hour fatal attack.
Emily In Paris writer 'rages' at I May Destroy You's Golden Globes snub
Fans of Michaela Coel's TV drama express "rage" at the show's snub in the Golden Globe nominations.
Covid: 'Society might not return to normal until 2022'
Prof Helen Rees, of the World Health Organization, warns original vaccines may become less effective.
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