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Covid vaccine: 'Unknown' schedule for care home residents in Wales
Wales' top doctor is unable to say when care home residents will be able to get the vaccine.
EasyJet to charge for overhead luggage lockers
Customers who want to use overhead storage must buy more expensive tickets, the airline says.
Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bomb attack stewards 'not trained properly'
Stewards on duty on the night of the Manchester bombing were "hardly briefed", an inquiry hears.
Sports Personality of the Year: Anger as Jonathan Rea misses out on shortlist
Arlene Foster says that the BBC Sports Personality of the Year shortlist is "an absolute disgrace".
Tesco to repay business rates relief after payout backlash
The move comes after Tesco was criticised for paying dividends to shareholders.
Louise Smith death: Shane Mays 'lost control' in attack on teenager
Louise Smith's body was found in woodland 13 days after she went missing.
Channel crossings: 'No agreement' on turning migrant boats back
Talks are continuing with the French government on tackling Channel crossings, a committee hears.
Nottingham hospitals maternity services 'inadequate'
Inspectors find a number of problems, including staffing, poor leadership and management.
Covid in Scotland: First vaccinations to start next week
People in Scotland could start receiving the Covid-19 vaccine from next Tuesday, Nicola Sturgeon says.
Covid-19: How will the new Pfizer vaccine work?
The Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine has been approved for widespread use in the UK.

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