Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that current statistics show that the new UK variant of Covid-19 may be more deadly than the original virus.
However, there is still uncertainty around the numbers.
More to follow.
BREAKING - New variant may be linked to high mortality rate
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MK Dons match will mark Armed Forces DayPlayers and city dignitaries set to remember those who served.
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