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A further 20 people arrive after 103 others tried to cross the Channel on Saturday.

Eleanor Wadsworth flew hundreds of aircraft, including Spitfires and Hurricanes, to the front line in WW2.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says lockdown rules are "tough" but "may not be tough enough".

Matt Hancock tells the BBC asymptomatic testing in Liverpool helped its Covid case rate fall rapidly.

The woman, who was Tasered by officers, is taken to hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

John Lister's care home say the cards helped him get through his first Christmas without his wife.

Officers "will not hesitate" to take action against those breaking the rules, home secretary says.

The Welsh Government says it expects to use the stock by mid-February.

Nathan Edge aims to give more blind parents access to embroidered pictures of baby scans.

The pandemic sees a surge in people having cream teas delivered to their front doors.

Sarah Link lived in a caravan on her own drive so she could carry on working and protect her mother.

The detective played by Luke Evans in a new ITV crime drama recalls how the killer was caught.

The government is urged to tackle the issues some companies are facing with the new Irish Sea border.

The Labour leader urges ministers to give councils more money instead to protect family budgets.

People who cannot work from home should be prioritised for rapid tests in England, the government says.

The Covid jab will be available in more than 1,000 vaccination centres across Scotland.

Live online lessons will be offered some but not all students when the new school term begins on Monday.

Sunday's papers carry renewed calls for the public to follow lockdown rules as UK deaths pass 80,000.

Scott McTominay celebrates captaining Manchester United for the first time with an early winner to see off Watford in the FA Cup third round.

Cardiff and Swansea, with universities and skilled workers, are ideal alternatives, an expert says.