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UK urges social media companies to remove posts that ‘glamourise’ migrant crossings
Home Secretary Priti Patel: ‘Lethal’ journeys across English Channel promoted by Facebook posts
Matt Hancock: UK ‘freedom day’ could be delayed by Indian coronavirus variant
Health secretary says lifting lockdown made harder by rising number of cases
France to welcome fully vaccinated visitors in attempt to attract tourists
Travellers with negative test and EU-approved vaccine allowed to enter
Travellers in Egypt and Bahrain scramble to avoid hotel quarantine in UK
Airlines sell extra seats ‘in minutes’ after red list decision
Heathrow Airport: travel restrictions ‘isolate UK from the world’
Travel sector fury as Portugal axed from green list after only two weeks
UK regulator approves Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine for children aged 12 to 15
Officials to decide whether to extend Britain's inoculation campaign
Indian variant '60 per cent more infectious’ than UK strain
Prof Neil Ferguson: Covid vaccines compromised but still working well
Greece extends vaccination campaign to migrant camps
Asylum seekers to be inoculated against Covid-19 with Johnson & Johnson shot
UK MPs try to block foreign aid cuts that 'allow extremism to flourish'
Surprise challenge to UK's withdrawal from international aid programmes
Biden to meet Queen Elizabeth II during UK visit
Meeting will take place at Windsor Castle after the G7 summit
Archives reveal 1960s ban on ethnic minorities working at Buckingham Palace
Royal aides negotiated to have queen exempted from anti-racism legislation
Spaghetti Junction? Lorry crash causes tomato puree and olive oil spillage
Social media users poke fun at unusual road accident in the UK
Billionaire’s socialite daughter-in-law in tough Belize jail on manslaughter charge
Jasmine Hartin’s policeman friend was shot dead
UK switches on more e-gates to shorten summer airport queues
Covid documents can be processed electronically in less than a minute
Covid variants no cause for panic, says top scientist
British government adviser Prof John Bell says coronavirus will be with us 'probably forever'
