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There are no survivors after a passenger plane — with 132 people on board — crashes in a remote mountainous area detectives investigating whether lockdown laws were broken at parties and gatherings in downing street are now interviewing key witnesses. the metropolitan police say more than 100 questionnaires have been sent out so far. a man goes on trial charged with murdering conservative mp sir david amess as he met constituents last year. and the spring covid booster jab programme launches for the over—75s and those with high risk in england. it comes as scotland records its highest da...

Tomorrow. £31 difficult day for many families tomorrow— difficult day for many families tomorrow. . ., , ., tomorrow. of course we will have more on that _ tomorrow. of course we will have more on that tomorrow. - 20 fines are being issued to people who attended gatherings in government buildings during the coronavirus lockdown. the metropolitan police has been investigating dozens of events which may have breached covid regulations, including some attended by the prime minister. more fines are possible as police say there's still a significant amount of material to be assessed. 0ur politic...

We were all told to avoid mixing with friends, even family. but now the metropolitan police has decided lockdown laws were broken by people working in government buildings at the time. in a statement this morning, the force said... and here could be more to come. the met added... it is important thatjustice is done without fear or favour in cases of this nature, and we all want to see people held to account if they've done wrong. morning. is the pm going to get a fine, sir? boris johnson hasn't received a fine yet. we don't know exactly who has, but a lot has changed since the prime minister

Happened six years ago. in china, it's feared there are no survivors after a passenger plane — with 132 people on board — crashes in a remote mountainous area detectives investigating whether lockdown laws were broken at parties and gatherings in downing street are now interviewing key witnesses. the metropolitan police say more than 100 questionnaires have been sent out so far. we are 48 hours from the chancellor giving his statement. millions are facing rises in energy bills and the price of petrol and diesel is on the rise and the bank of england is warning information in a 7% this year...

The rules had been followed. today we found out that the metropolitan police have concluded that the law was broken and they are going to issue 20 fines and there could be more to come. behind these doors, rules that changed lives were drawn up, christmases were cancelled and we were all told to avoid mixing with friends and family. now the metropolitan police has decided lockdown laws were broken by people working in government buildings at the time. in a statement this morning, the force said... there could be more to come, the met added... it is important thatjustice is done without fear or...