Alex, 27, lives alone and is planning to travel home to Liverpool for Christmas after nearly six months away from her parents.
A head teacher's email to BGT judge David Walliams leads to a host of stars joining a school's nativity.
Modelling suggests if most households get together in bubbles, infection rates could rise sharply.
The ruling follows a civil case brought against John Downey, who was involved in the 1982 attack.
Julie Burchill's publisher says the writer "crossed a line with regard to race and religion".
Health Minister Nadhim Zahawi says it is a "really good start" to the UK's programme.
A 12-year-old is providing 300 food parcels at Christmas after seeing the striker's campaign.
The vessel was not allowed to leave Birkenhead after six crew members tested positive for Covid-19.
In a blow to campaigners, judges say ministers' decision to approve the runway was legitimate.
The competition authority will study the refusal to pay cash refunds during England's second lockdown.
They should be regarded as an "integral part of care" and not as visitors, trusts in England are told.
Tougher guidance about the dangers of mixing is set to be issued after a meeting of the four nations.
The president of the EU Commission says the "next few days" will be decisive for trade negotiations.
But "we're a long way from being able to say we're confident 2021 will go ahead," Emily Eavis says.
The model train maker says it's in a difficult position and has paused all international orders until January 2021.
There is still "severe pressure" on Antrim Area Hospital after a night which saw queuing ambulances outside.
The Bafta winner will play the late singer in a new film biopic, I Wanna Dance With Somebody.
Tourism businesses call for more clarity over what restrictions mean for them and their customers.
Housing and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick says the government "can't legislate for every eventuality".
An airfield could be used as a lorry park in the event of post-Brexit delays at Cairnryan.
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