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Post-Brexit trade: Boris Johnson calls for eat British fish campaign
The PM promises action to boost the industry - but Labour says his Brexit deal threatens jobs.
Manchester Arena attack: Ambulance service warned medical delays would 'cost lives'
North West Ambulance Service warned lives would be lost if medical help was delayed during a terror attack.
Covid-19: 'Getting married is the most important thing'
What will the lifting restrictions on weddings mean to couples and those in the industry?
Museums body warns of government 'interference' in contested heritage
The Museums Association voices concerns after the culture secretary met heritage organisations.
Reading and Leeds boss 'very confident' festivals will happen
Organisers are "very confident" the events will happen this summer, as lockdown is due to be eased.
Covid-19: Adverts urge people to 'keep going' and remain at home
It comes amid falling cases, the vaccine rollout and the launch of the roadmap out of lockdown.
Covid: When can pubs and restaurants reopen?
Hospitality venues are set to gradually open up in the Spring under lockdown easing plans.
Alex Salmond saga 'a crisis of credibility' for Holyrood
Opposition leaders question why the Crown Office asked for written evidence from Alex Salmond to be redacted.
Covid vaccine: All Wales' adults to be offered jab by 31 July
Ministers in Wales endorse plan for all adults to be offered Covid-19 vaccination by the summer.
Police officer struck boy in custody across the face
Custody sergeant Matthew Myers also left the boy naked in his cell until another officer arrived.

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