Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered the closure of all travel corridors from Monday to protect the UK against new coronavirus strains, ending the quarantine exemption for arrivals from selected nations. He told the Downing Street press conference that anyone who wishes to travel to the UK must have proof of a negative Covid-19 test in the previous 72 hours.
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MEA announced that there will be no foreign leader as Republic Day chief guest. The decision comes due to the global situation arising out of Covid-19. Earlier, India had invited UK PM Boris Johnson as Republic Day chief guest. The UK PM cancelled his visit on Republic Day in view of the spread of the new virus variant. Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was the chief guest at Republic Day last year. India is preparing to celebrate the 72nd republic day this year. NSG 'black cat' commandos were seen practicing for the Republic Day parade. The commandos will be part of the forthcoming Republic Day parade. NSG commandos are making a comeback this year. The rehearsal was carried out with specialized vehicles and equipment. The number of commandos has been reduced this year due to covid-19.
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Several British MPs have called for human rights provisions to be included in any future trade deal with India, after debating in the House of Commons the.. IndiaTimes
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has told the House of Commons that people should expect the economy "to get worse before it gets better". Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Matt Hancock has told MPs he does not expect regulations enabling a national lockdown to be fully in place until the end of March. Speaking in the House of Commons, the Health Secretary tried to reassure sceptical members of his own party ahead Wednesday's vote on the newest restrictions.
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Boris Johnson has departed Downing Street for the House of Commons as he prepares to update MPs on the latest national lockdown in England. MPs were recalled from Christmas recess to vote retrospectively on the government's new measures.
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Teachers and parents have been frustrated by the last minute announcement that all primary schools in London will now remain closed for at least two weeks. It comes despite Gavin Williamson telling the House of Commons on Wednesday about his previous plan to keep some of them open when they return from the Christmas break. There are now calls for the closure to be extended across all primary schools in England to help reduce the spread of Covid-19. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the government is "up for doing" 24-hour Covid vaccinations if "that is what is needed", however says the supply of the vaccine is the limiting factor. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Asked about the images of free school meal parcels shared on social media,Health Secretary Matt Hancock told BBC Breakfast: “Well, it’s clearlyinadequate, isn’t it? "The company’s apologised, and rightly so. "Frankly,this is one of the good things about social media, this could surface soquickly, and then colleagues in the Department for Education were on itstraight away. “And they spoke to the company immediately and the company haveapologised and it got sorted out."
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said sending some patients to hotels was a“further back-up plan” only done if appropriate for the patient but “it’s notsomething we are actively putting in place”. He said it would be for “step-down” patients only who have been in hospital but no longer need the fullhospital treatment, but are not quite ready to go home.
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The NHS is considering plans to discharge patients into hotels as hospitals become swamped with COVID patients, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has confirmed - as.. Sky News
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he is "proud" of the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine which has seen 2.3 million people receive their first dose.
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