- Manchester flooding: Thousands of homes told to evacuate as River Mersey surges Manchester Evening News
- Storm Christoph: Evacuations amid floods and snow BBC News
- Storm Christoph set to bring 'significant' rain to parts of the UK Evening Standard
- Storm Christoph causes road closures and rail restrictions New Civil Engineer
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Manchester flooding: Thousands of homes told to evacuate as River Mersey surges - Manchester Evening News
Biden wastes no time undoing Trump's work, but it's how he handles the future that will count - Sky News
Amy Klobuchar gives stirring speech about Capitol riot as snow fittingly falls on inauguration - The Independent
Amy Klobuchar gives stirring speech about Capitol riot as snow fittingly falls on inauguration The IndependentView Full coverage on Google News Biden returns US to Paris climate accord hours after becoming president - The Guardian
Biden returns US to Paris climate accord hours after becoming president The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News ‘So proud of you’: Barack Obama and Kamala Harris bump fists in ‘remarkable’ Inauguration Day photo - The Independent
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Coronavirus infections 'haven't fallen' in January despite strict lockdown
The prevalence of coronavirus in the community in England was "very high" - doubling between early December and the second week of the lockdown - with "no evidence" of a decline in cases, says Imperial College' Explosion rips through home with bed left hanging from side of destroyed house
Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service were called just after 9pm last night to reports of an explosion at a property on Traly Close, Bude, with exterior walls blasted out and furniture hanging from the property 30 neglected dogs covered in faeces found in kennel leaving RSPCA in tears
The 30 neglected cross-breeds, which included Dachshunds, Yorkshire Terriers and Toy Poodles were found in kennels outside a property near Skegness last week Oxford vaccine scientists 'preparing to produce new jab' to fight Covid mutants
The team behind the vaccine from Oxford and AstraZeneca Plc is reportedly undertaking studies to reconfigure the technology in the wake of new coronavirus variants Storm Christoph wreaks havoc over UK leaving homes submerged and many evacuated
Thousands of people were forced to flee their homes after hours of relentless rainfall last night and this morning as the storm caused chaos across the country Millions of poorer school kids still lack home school kit, claims damning report
More than a third of pupils from the poorest households still do not have access to sufficient devices for online learning, compared to just 11 per cent of high income households Biden's clean up on Trump's barriers lifting travel ban and halting Mexico wall
Saying there was "no time to waste," the new US President signed 15 executive actions shortly after entering the White House, overturning some of Trump's most controversial policies Baby found 'ice cold' in cot after suddenly dying in night as family pay tribute
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| Storm Christoph: Evacuations amid floods and snow
More than 200 flood warnings are in place across England and Wales as river levels peak overnight. Covid: England's schools to get two weeks' notice for reopening
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says he is "not able to exactly say" when pupils will return. Covid: England's virus levels 'may have risen in January'
Researchers warn that unless something changes, hospitals will continue to face significant pressure. Food supply problems in NI clearly a Brexit issue - Coveney
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis said empty shelves in Northern Ireland were down to Covid-19. UK and EU in row over bloc's diplomatic status
The EU's top representative in London is not being given the same privileges as other ambassadors. Covid: House hunters travelling 'hundreds of miles' to view homes
Estate agents call for tougher measures - as buyers race to beat the end of the stamp duty holiday. Universities degree 'not the only route to success'
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Gavin Williamson says parents will get TWO WEEKS' notice on schools reopening
 Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said he wanted to get classrooms fully up and running in England at 'the earliest possible opportunity'. Model reveals how influencers REALLY take bikini pictures
 Danae Mercer, who lives in Dubai and boast more than two million followers, posted a series of videos to Instagram showing her step-by-step guide to getting the perfect beach picture. Joe Biden's adorable eight-month-old grandson Beau steals the show
 Joe Biden's youngest grandson, eight-month-old Beau, delighted observers as he wriggled happily in the president's arms during the inaugural show. The baby, Hunter's son, is named for his uncle. Biden stands at the feet of the Lincoln Memorial and calls on Americans to heal at concert
 President Joe Biden reiterated his calls for unity and insisted he believes the 'best is yet to come' for the nation during his speech at the primetime inauguration special, Celebrating America. Tony Blair calls for 600,000 people to be vaccinated EVERY DAY to end Covid-19 restrictions by May
 The former prime minister said an accelerated rollout could see the country move back to Tier Three restrictions in late February and Tier One as soon as early April. Biden warns White House staff he'll 'fire them on the spot' if they disrespect others
 President Biden made the threat as he swore in around 1,000 appointed political aides during a virtual ceremony held in the White House State Dining Room yesterday evening. 'It's a life saver for me': NHS staff rejoice as they are first inoculated at 24/7 vaccine hubs
 Hospitals in Birmingham and Nottingham became the first to pilot round-the-clock jabs as the NHS rollout moves up a gear, with 24-hour hubs also opened in mosques and cinemas. Top 15 best places to live in England Wales now
 Bath in Somerset, Tenby in Pembrokeshire, Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire, Ilfracombe in Devon and Canterbury in Kent made up the top five of the most sought-after locations. |
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