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Search COVID-19: India added to UK travel red list as it records worlds highest-ever daily case figure for second consecutive day Britons arriving from India must now pay to quarantine in government-approved hotels for 10 days after the country was added to the travel red list. As of 4am, only British, Irish and third-country nationals with residence rights, including long-term visa holders, can enter the UK. Other people are banned if they have been in India in the previous 10 days...

Search Number 10 sources accuse Dominic Cummings of leaking Boris Johnsons texts with Dyson and Saudi crown prince The Times, The Daily Telegraph and The Sun quote unnamed Downing Street sources claiming Mr Cummings leaked texts about tycoon Sir James Dyson and Saudi Arabias crown prince. The lead story on page one of The Times appears under a headline: "Cummings is accused of leaking PMs texts. Johnson saddened by bitter former adviser." The Daily Telegraphs headline, also its lead story, is:...

Cummings denies being source of leaked PMs texts with Dyson Dominic Cummings, the PMs former chief adviser, has unleashed an all-out attack on Boris Johnson and his government, denying he was the source of a leak of the PMs texts and claiming Mr Johnson actions fall "far below the standards of competence and integrity". In a 1,000-word blog post, Mr Cummings also wrote that attempts to get a Conservative donor to secretly pay for lavish refurbishments of the prime ministers Downing ...

Climate change: Earth Day summit aims for more consensus on cutting emissions US President Joe Biden will aim to kick-start a crucial year of action on climate change today as he hosts 40 world leaders at an Earth Day summit. The virtual White House meeting coincides with President Bidens expected promise to slash Americas greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2030, nearly doubling its previous target. The pledge and the summit represent a concerted US effort to reclaim credi...

Aberdeen's Union Square shopping centre has confirmed it will begin welcoming customers back on Monday.

BRIT Awards to host in-person ceremony with first indoor live acts for more than a year The BRIT Awards will have an audience of 4,000 people at its O2 Arena ceremony next month, making it the first major indoor, and in-person, live music event in more than a year. The awards will be part of the governments pilot scheme, which means attendees will not need to socially distance or wear face coverings while inside the venue. However, audience members will have to prove they have teste...

The chairman of one of the founding clubs of the breakaway European Super League has said the project can no longer go ahead.

European Super League: Only three clubs left in as Juventus chairman admits it has no future The chairman of one of the founding clubs of the breakaway European Super League has said the project can no longer go ahead. Andrea Agnelli, chairman of Juventus, said that the league was no longer viable following the withdrawal of the six English clubs involved on Tuesday evening. Shortly after Agnellis statement, Spanish club Atletico Madrid and Italian sides AC Milan and Inter Milan ann...

Search European Super League: James Corden says he is heartbroken by plan in impassioned Late Late Show monologue TV host and West Ham fan James Corden delivered a passionate speech opposing the European Super League on his American chat show last night. Corden opened The Late Late Show with an emotional monologue denouncing the plans, describing the proposals by 12 major European clubs for a breakaway league as "disgusting". The six Premier League clubs involved have faced a wides...

Confirmed: beer gardens, gyms and shops to reopen next week The first minister has confirmed that beer gardens, gyms and shops across Scotland will open as planned next week. It will be the biggest easing of restrictions yet since the country went into a national lockdown after Christmas. All of mainland Scotland will move to level three restrictions. Changes include: Up to six people from two households can socialise indoors in a public place such as a café or restaurant Unrest...