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The Prime Minister is attempting to win over angry backbenchers ahead of next week's Commons vote.

Security was tight as voters showed up amid freezing temperatures.

Police are appealing for dash-cam footage.

It's been likened to 'rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic' by the head of a humanitarian charity.

Are they taking the Mickey?

The three men stole over 300 Christmas trees from a family-run business.

Economists are warning the economy could take a £20 billion hit in December.

'The atmosphere and tone of the meeting that proceeded was wholly unacceptable.'

Ninety-one public figures have signed a letter addressed to airlines, including historian David Olusoga, model Naomi Campbell, and actor Thandie Newton.

The stewardess also sold knickers online for £25 a pair.

Experts are warning transmission rates are sure to rise over the festive season.

The deceased man, who is aged in his 60s but has not yet been named, was pronounced dead at the scene in Ashe Street, Tralee, Co Kerry, shortly after 8am on Saturday.

Up to 30 members of the Royal Family could join the celebration on December 26 for the traditional Boxing Day shoot.

The latest figures have been released by the Government.

Scientists in China have been criticised after concluding Covid-19 was likely transmitted from animals to humans in India before spreading to Wuhan.

More than 150 people were arrested.

Authorities are investigating a spate of swan deaths in Britain amid concerns of a connection to a wave of avian flu from Europe.

A teenager was also critically wounded.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for the 'definitive punishment' of those responsible, accusing Israel of the killing.

Mr Ashley’s Frasers Group is set to offer the emergency loan as the retail empire prepares to appoint administrators, according to reports.

It comes as hopes rise that some doses could be rolled out before Christmas.

One of his victim's sons has said he hopes the serial killer 'burns in hell'.

A major incident has been declared at a hospital in Staffordshire following a surge in the number of Covid-19 patients requiring critical care.

Michael Gove urged MPs to ‘take responsibility for difficult decisions’ to prevent further spread of the disease.

Senior Government sources claim it's 'unrealistic' for areas in tiers two and three to be put into tier one before spring.