Scottish Labour leader resigns with immediate effect
Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has resigned with immediate effect, just months before the next set of Scottish Parliament elections.
Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has resigned with immediate effect, just months before the next set of Scottish Parliament elections.
Downing Street has contradicted Home Secretary Priti Patel after she claimed people in England should only exercise alone during the current national lockdown.
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The government is urging the public to stick to lockdown rules as coronavirus cases soar across the UK.
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Teachers could be next in line for the second wave of COVID-19 jabs, a member of the group advising on the vaccine rollout has suggested.