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Five of the 14 injured officers required medical treatment.

A bill on Online Safety is due before Parliament this year.

Covid, curtains and Line of Duty’s coppers lead the papers on Friday.

Ben Hannam was found guilty of membership of banned right-wing extremist group National Action following a trial at the Old Bailey.

Clarke is currently appearing in ITV thriller Viewpoint.

NHS England said that text messages will be sent out from Friday to 40 and 41-year-olds enabling them to book their vaccine appointments.

As part of the Captain Tom 100 campaign, people are being encouraged to create their own charity challenge themed around the number 100.

The way Boris Johnson funded the refurbishment of his apartment could trigger another investigation.

Chief executive Dr June Raine said that no medicine or vaccine was without risk.

His mobile number was reportedly published on a press release in 2006.

The UK Government said it made a ‘fair offer’ to the Norwegians on access to waters and the exchange of quotas but the two sides were too far apart.

He accepted the outstanding British contribution to cinema award earlier this month.

They are designated as ‘variants under investigation’.

The King’s Fund’s director of policy Sally Warren branded the suggestion that Government was ‘too busy’ for an inquiry as a ‘poor excuse’.

The Royal Air Force Museum Cosford in Shropshire is set to reopen on May 17.

Edwin Poots’ father Charles was one of the founding members of the DUP in the early 1970s.

Finance Minister Conor Murphy claimed the DUP was ‘at war with itself’.

It will raise investment from the international community in support of slashing vaccine development time to 100 days.

The Prime Minister’s comments came at the end of a tumultuous parliamentary session.

In some local areas the proportion is as high as 95%.