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- How many farms will be affected by Budget tax rises?
- House left teetering on clifftop after rockfall
- Video shows arrests of Sara Sharif murder accused
Scotland's papers: Army leads vaccine rollout and 'patchy supplies'
Monday's papers report on the role of troops in the vaccination drive and concerns over supplies.
Covid-19: Over-70s vaccination begins in England, and UK travel corridors close
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.
Radiohead: School band demo up for auction
The five members of Radiohead met at school in Abingdon and formed a band called On A Friday.
Mental health crisis patients 'waited eight hours' at emergency departments
Nearly 20% of Emergency Department mental health assessment waiting time targets have been breached since 2017.
'I was spat at working as a paramedic'
Paramedics have faced a challenging time over the past year, and call on people to follow rules.
Army to set up 80 new vaccine centres in Scotland
Soldiers from the Royal Army Medical Corps and Royal Scots Dragoon Guards are involved in the effort.
Covid-19: Vaccination rollout begins for over-70s in England
The move comes as 10 new mass vaccination hubs open in England, and the UK's travel corridors close.
Covid: UK closes all travel corridors until at least 15 February
Passengers, whether by boat, train or plane, must show proof of a negative Covid test to be allowed in.
London Ambulance Service: 'We take thousands of calls every day - it's tough'
Ambulance service staff in London explain the unique pressures of working during a pandemic.
Brexit: 'Putting UK, not GB, delayed my fish for 24 hours'
New trading rules are causing problems for some firms, creating backlogs and uncertainty.
Who's exempt from wearing masks?: 'I'm scared of abuse for not wearing one'
At the moment, there's no official way to prove you don't have to wear a face covering
BT faces £600m lawsuit over 'historic overcharging'
A group of pensioners is accusing BT of "historic" excessive pricing of landlines.
Kori, nine, says transplant gives him 'another chance at life'
Kori, from Ripley in Derbyshire, was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
Racism in education: How truth pages helped students fight back
'Truth pages', where students share their experiences of racism, have snowballed on social media since the killing of George Floyd.
The Papers: 'Hope in the post' as '5 million more offered jab'
Monday's papers focus on news that over-70s in England will be invited to get a Covid jab this week.
Universal Credit: Labour presses PM for action ahead of benefit vote
Labour calls on Boris Johnson to give millions a "helping hand" by extending £20 Universal Credit uplift.
Manchester bombing: Youngest victim 'could have survived with better first aid'
A report commissioned by the family of Saffie-Rose Roussos says she received inadequate first aid.
Covid: Ambulance service still 'under extreme pressure'
The Welsh Ambulance Service boss warns that difficult weeks lie ahead in Covid-19 fight.
Covid tracked - and how it embedded in rural Wales
Clusters of deaths from Covid in the first pandemic wave showed up in rural parts of Wales unexpectedly.
Covid: People broke lockdown rules in 200-mile drive to see friends
Drivers from Scotland and Portsmouth caught breaking lockdown rules in north Wales.
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