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Coronavirus: Face coverings now compulsory in Scotland's shops
In a bid to suppress coronavirus, people in Scotland must now cover their face when they enter shops.
Three men and teenager questioned over suspected terror plot
A teenager and two men were held in London, while another man was arrested in Leicestershire.
Royal Mail fined for late letters and overcharging
The company missed delivery targets, according Ofcom, and overcharged customers for stamps.
Coronavirus: Quarantine rules end for dozens of destinations
Travellers to the UK from more than 70 places no longer have to self-isolate from Friday.
Coronavirus: Police issue no fines for travel quarantine breaches
British Transport Police issued 10 fines to people not wearing face coverings on public transport.
Dame Vera Lynn: Spitfire flypast marks funeral
A private funeral is being held as friends and fans also pay respects to the Forces' Sweetheart
Coronavirus: Seventy schools to run summer classes for some pupils
The department is making up to £10,000 available to the schools to pay for staff, cleaning and food.
West Midlands special constable Resham Singh Nahal dies
Resham Singh Nahal suffered major injuries when the car hit him in November while on duty in Oldbury.
Coronavirus: Most Britons still 'uncomfortable' eating out
An Office for National Statistics survey suggests just two-in-10 would be happy to dine indoors.
What are my rights if I'm stopped and searched?
Why is the police watchdog launching a review into whether the tactic is discriminatory?

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