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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is “deeply sorry” for every life lost to coronavirus as the UK marks 100,000 COVID-19-related deaths, but he insists his government did “everything we could” to minimise deaths and suffering.
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Both England and Scotland have announced national lockdowns until at least the end of January in order to combat a fast-spreading new version of coronavirus, amid warnings that hospitals face the greatest pressure since the pandemic began .
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The British government is urging diners to keep going out to eat after the end of a popular government scheme offering half-price food in restaurants.
The British government has bowed to public pressure over its school exam marking system, ditching an algorithm that downgraded the results awarded to students in England after their tests were cancelled due to COVID-19.
Julian Assange’s extradition trial is expected to air allegations that the US government broke international law and acted improperly in its decade-long pursuit of the WikiLeaks founder.
US President Donald Trump offered WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a US presidential pardon or “some way out” two years ago, according to evidence to be presented at his London extradition trial.
