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'We've just moved to a remote island we'd never visited'
Alex and Buffy dropped everything to start a new life on the Isle of Rum, which they had only seen in pictures.
Will Santa have enough bikes for Christmas Day?
Millions of bicycles were sold this year, with fears there won't be enough for the festive period.
The Papers: Shot in the arm for Britain and jab Brexit row
The news the UK has become the first country to approve a Covid vaccine dominates the front pages.
Coronavirus: First NI vaccinations 'to happen next week'
The health minister had said the originally-planned date of 14 December could be brought forward.
Covid: How I found a stranger to tend my loved one's grave at Christmas
Travel restrictions meant Jason in Scotland and Christine in England couldn't visit family graves.
Covid vaccine: PM hails Pfizer jab but warns it is 'not game over'
Boris Johnson says virus restrictions will remain - despite the UK approving its first coronavirus jab.
Covid: Some students not back until February next term
Universities in England are staggering the return of students after Christmas over five weeks.
Climate change: PM aims for world-leading UK emissions cuts
Boris Johnson is set to unveil plans for world-leading emissions UK cuts - but are they enough?
Rapid Covid test: Daughter and mum, 95, hug for first time since March
Christine Colburn embraces her mum for the first time in months after taking a rapid Covid test.
Piers Corbyn guilty of lockdown protest restrictions breach
The 73-year-old hails a "tremendous result" after he learns he will face no further punishment.

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