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Seven mass vaccination centres open as government urges people not to bend rules
Thousands more people will be called for their coronavirus jabs at seven new mass vaccination sites opening in England today, as the government desperately urges people to follow lockdown rules.
Partner of missing British hiker says someone may have 'seen opportunity in a lone female'
The partner of a British hiker missing in France has said she could have been harmed by someone who "saw an opportunity in a lone female".
Northern Ireland hospital makes urgent staff appeal as number of COVID patients soars
Hospitals in Northern Ireland are "facing into an abyss" as the number of coronavirus patients soars - with one forced to put out an urgent appeal on social media for off-duty staff to report for duty.
'It's like Groundhog Day': Care homes at risk of being overwhelmed again as COVID outbreaks triple
Care homes risk being overwhelmed by the coronavirus once again, the government has been warned, with the number of outbreaks having tripled in the past month.
Prince Charles calls on business and industry to lead climate crisis fight
The Prince of Wales is launching an ambitious Magna Carta-style charter calling on business and industry to lead the fight against the climate crisis - or risk future generations looking back on "broken promises".

Partner of missing British hiker says someone may have 'seen opportunity in a lone female'
The partner of a British hiker missing in France has said she could have been harmed by someone who "saw an opportunity in a lone female".
How an ex-pop star could finally threaten the 'big man syndrome' of African politics
If there is a powerful irony at work in the upcoming Ugandan presidential election, it is evident in the way a political upstart called Bobi Wine has rattled the confidence of Africa's third-longest serving leader, Yoweri Museveni, while simultaneously accepting that that he will not win the poll.
Israel urges world to follow its rapid vaccine rollout, but Palestinians are left waiting
Israel's health minister has urged countries simply to "get out there" if they want to replicate his country's vaccination success.
Australia 'sorry' after fans thrown out of stadium over alleged racist abuse of Indian cricketers
Australian cricket chiefs have apologised to the visiting Indian team after its players alleged they were racially abused by parts of the crowd for the second day running during the third Test in Sydney.
Relative asks for prayers as he awaits news of family on board crashed Indonesian plane
A desperate relative hoping survivors will be found following a plane crash in Indonesia has urged people to pray for his family as he awaits news.

Three out of four Sex And The City stars to reunite for new show
Three out of four of the stars of Sex And The City will reunite for a new show that revisits the iconic characters 20 years on.
Meet the former pop star risking his life to challenge one of Africa's longest serving presidents
In Uganda, running for the presidency can be a dangerous business - especially for pop star turned politician Bobi Wine.
TV historian thanks Paul Gascoigne for helping out after racist attack at school
TV historian David Olusoga has thanked former England footballer and schoolmate "tough kid" Paul Gascoigne for stepping in to help when he was subjected to racist abuse as a child.
Bez to give Joe Wicks a run for his money after getting 'seriously unfit' in lockdown
Happy Mondays star Bez is launching his own online exercise classes after getting "seriously unfit" scoffing chocolate last lockdown.
Celebrities react to Trump's Twitter ban...
American celebrities have praised Twitter bosses for banning president Trump from the social media platform.

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