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The us Vice President says there are 16 states with rises in coronavirus cases and the percentage of positive test results. The us has set a daily record for new cases 40,000 infections reported on thursday alone. Uk travellers will be allowed to travel to spain, france and greece this summer without having to quarantine on their return, according to ministers. A Government Spokesperson said travel restrictions will be relaxed from the 6th ofjuly. A man has been shot dead by police after a stabb...

And keep their distance from others. The Housing Market in england comes out of lockdown. Buyers and renters can visit Estate Agents and view properties. France eases lockdown restrictions, despite its death toll from the virus rising above that of spain. Good morning and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First, seven weeks after the Prime Minister announced the lockdown, some restrictions are ...

Affected his Mental Health. I wouldnt want to go out, people knew who i was. Obviously i played for man united and i was assuming they would be saying horrible things about me, potentially they were all the time. Some of the warmest weather is on its way this week. It doesnt mean its way this week. It doesnt mean it will be sunny and it doesnt mean eve ryo ne it will be sunny and it doesnt mean everyone will remain dry. I will have all the details here on brea kfast. Its monday the 18th of may. ...

Both Labour and Conservative are pledging to look after the older voter while Gen Z is being ignored

More than half of Britons want maintenance grants to be reintroduced for the poorest university students, a survey suggests.A poll for the Sutton Trust charity found […]

The next government should 'rebalance' funding back towards schools with the poorest intakes, a social mobility charity has said

The educational background of the cabinet if Labour wins the election would look very different to what we're used to, writes Ed Dorrell

Commentators have criticised a job advert that invited applicants from “working-class, benefit class, criminal class and/or underclass” backgrounds.

New figures show outcomes for school leavers in Wigan five years after finishing their GCSEs.

New figures show outcomes for school leavers in Dudley five years after finishing their GCSEs.