Canary Islands: Holidaymakers react as quarantine deadline passes

The woman says her parents have been fooled by conspiracy theories about Covid online.

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Adam, 23, says he's so scared of needles he's been unable to get a Covid-19 jab.

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Nightclubs are set to encouraging young people to get a COVID-19 jab, with one being used as a vaccine centre.

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The government takes a new step to prevent sexual harassment by security guards in quarantine hotels.

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In August 2011 a man was shot dead by police in London, triggering the worst civil unrest in decades.

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A-level students are expected to be awarded even more top grades next week to compensate for the disruption to learning, a new report says.

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New campaigns to encourage the take up of Covid vaccinations are a focus for the front pages.

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Music festivals are among the events that will be protected if they are forced to cancel.

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Nightclubs will be able to reopen, but face masks will still be needed in shops and hospitals.

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Two men and three teenagers plead not guilty over the death of Dea-John Reid.

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An "uncaring" mother and her former boyfriend have been found guilty of killing her three-year-old daughter, days after she threatened to do so in a text message.

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The intended target of a drive-by shooting in which a law student was murdered has told Sky News in an exclusive interview he "can't believe so many people would try to kill someone over tyres".

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Police say the men pretended to be drunk to distract their student victims.

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Invitations for 16 and 17-year-olds could be sent in the coming days, the health minister says.

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Jack Grealish has become the most expensive Premier League footballer after completing his move from Aston Villa to Manchester City for £100m.

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With less than 90 days to go until COP26 in Glasgow, there is uncertainty surrounding the event.

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Tropical lightening storms. 30C heat. Flooding. Landslides. This may not sound like Scotland to you, but these are the impacts of climate change that Dylan Hamilton now associates with his country.

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As fighting in Afghanistan rages, the BBC speaks to the mother of a British soldier who died there nearly 10 years ago.

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Police investigating a reported rape of a 15-year-old girl in the sea off Bournemouth beach have released an e-fit of her suspected attacker in a fresh appeal for information.

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Wales to replicate England's travel changes, but ministers say they were not consulted.

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Changes to the travel list have caused huge frustration this summer, with holidays cancelled and plans shattered at short notice.

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Kaylee-Jayde Priest died from serious chest and abdominal injuries, a trial has heard.

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

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An ISIS supporter who launched an attack 10 days after his release from prison was considered "one of the most dangerous individuals" that police and MI5 had investigated, an inquest into his death has heard.

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Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova, 16, return to Britain after securing team bronze in the gymnastics.

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Officers warned an attack was imminent weeks before Sudesh Amman went on a stabbing spree in Streatham.

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A beach in Bournemouth was evacuated after reports of a "large marine animal" in the water.

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The Labour leader says it would send the wrong signal for the Cambo oil field to be approved ahead of COP26.

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The UK has recorded another 30,215 coronavirus cases in the latest 24-hour period.

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The Health and Safety Executive and the police are carrying out investigations into the death.

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The spray is being trialled by police to reduce drug deaths which have risen in England and Wales.

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The sister of a fit and healthy man who died from COVID-19 says her brother was "beating himself up" over his decision not to get vaccinated during his final days, as she issued a warning over jabs misinformation.  

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The volunteers are assisting because of "significant pressure" on Scotland's ambulance service.

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It comes amid mounting questions for the CPS over cases brought against the environmental demonstrators.

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Visitors say there was a shark sighting, though lifeguards were unable to identify the animal.

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New figures highlight the huge reduction in work carried out in the health system due to Covid-19.

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Mohammed Adnan Ali, 35, faces 21 charges including five sexual assaults between 2015 and 2018.

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The Ever Given leaves Felixstowe after 2,000 containers were unloaded.

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A tribunal finds Paul Embery was subject to a "witch hunt" after appearing at a Leave Means Leave rally.

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Aya Hachem was "in the wrong place at the wrong time" when she was shot in a feud between tyre firms.

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Seven men been been given life sentences for the murder of a law student mistakenly killed during a botched drive-by shooting.

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A record 482 migrants crossed the English Channel on Wednesday, the Home Office has said.

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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is set to miss the band's forthcoming US tour as he recovers from an unspecified medical procedure.

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At least 330 cats died from a mysterious illness investigators believe could be linked to recalled cat food, according to the Royal Veterinary College (RVC).

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The number of alerts sent to users of the NHS COVID-19 app in England and Wales fell by more than 40% in a week.

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A 25-year-old woman says she is now living not just existing, a year after getting a delayed cystic fibrosis drug.

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Great Britain's Matt Walls has won track cycling gold in the men's omnium at the Tokyo Olympics.

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More than 18,000 offences have been committed on UK motorways since 2016 - including more than 700 incidents of motorists driving the wrong way, figures show.

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Alex Yee, 23, won two medals at the Olympics - but had self-worth issues when he first turned pro.

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Great Britain's Liam Heath has won a bronze medal in the men's K1 200m canoe sprint at the Tokyo Olympics.

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A project set up in 1996 to reintroduce ospreys to England has marked its 200th chick.

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Official figures show that more than one in five local care homes are dealing with an outbreak.

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

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Marcus Rashford has called on health professionals to help more families in need sign up to a government-backed food voucher scheme.

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Leslie Lawrenson died and his partner became seriously ill with Covid after they refused vaccines.

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A total of 171 workers were not paid £78,000 by the businesses between 2012 and 2018.

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The news that 16 and 17-year-olds are to be vaccinated against Covid dominates a number of papers.

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London's young people have missed out on £240m of investment over the last 10 years, figures show.

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Liam Chester was burnt out with work so he converted a camper van to take his office into nature.

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Logan Mwangi, also known as Logan Williamson, was found in the Ogmore River on Saturday.

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