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The trial of anti-tumour necrosis factor (anti-TNF) drug adalimumab will enrol up to 750 patients from community care settings.

Labour claimed the Prime Minister did not understand new lockdown rules for the North East, due to start at midnight.

Some students are currently in lockdown at their universities.

52 Tory MPs have suggested they will rebel against the Government.

The Prime Minister has set out plans to help people change careers and learn new skills.

Unfilled vacancies are rising, according to the Migration Advisory Committee.

The Migration Advisory Committee published its report on Tuesday.

A study from Kew also calls for diverse tree species to be used in urban areas to help them thrive and deliver benefits to people.

Hundreds of postmasters were wrongly accused of false accounting and theft after problems with the defective Horizon IT system.

The court heard evidence about the spartan conditions for inmates in the US penal system.

A herd of four alpacas has been brought to a school in Penarth, Wales, joining a dog and several chickens.

People are failing to tap into the potential plants and fungi have for tackling key problems such as food security and climate change, Kew says.

The Duchess of Cambridge was also given a Silver Wolf Award – the youth movement’s highest honour.

The Public Prosecution Service made the announcement following a ten-month review of the decision last year to pursue charges against Soldier F.

The Government has so far spent £569 million on ventilator programmes.

The Newcastle-based business said it is in talks with staff over cutting employee hours ‘to minimise the risk of job losses’.

The move comes after the Government decided to ban the Chinese firm from having a role in the country’s 5G network.

Cabinet Office permanent secretary Alex Chisholm predicted there would be ‘fewer officials working in Whitehall’ after the pandemic.

Tim Davie also addressed presenter Gary Lineker’s social media presence during a DCMS committee.

Both sides have continued to clash over the Government’s controversial UK Internal Market Bill.