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Tougher measures targeting those breaching coronavirus regulations on large gatherings will come into effect on Friday.

Conditions are set to be ‘breezy and blustery’ on Saturday, according to the Met Office.

Households in Oldham, Pendle and Blackburn are banned from mixing with people from other households.

Travellers returning after 4am on Saturday will have to self-isolate for 14 days.

The accused are due to appear in court in Belfast on Saturday.

The travel agency specialises in package tours for backpackers and young people.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin has criticised a ‘monumental error of judgment’ by those who attended.

Micheal Martin said his former agriculture minister Dara Calleary had done the right thing in resigning.

The waterway was visibly brown on top and smelt strongly, the Environment Agency said.

Mick Pickering, 65, was greeted by cheers and his wife Patsy.

Exam board Pearson has apologised for the ‘frustration’ and ‘uncertainty’ caused to pupils after last-minute changes.

Sources close to the process told the PA news agency that a ‘handful of stores’ could cease trading.

The acting chief medical officer said it was very clear that the golf event at the centre of the row was not in line with public health guidance.

People attempting to arrange a slot were met with error messages as bookings for England and Wales reopened.

Oldham, Pendle and Blackburn with Darwen have the highest rates, but the numbers have fallen.

Driver Brett McCullough, 45, conductor Donald Dinnie, 58, and passenger Christopher Stuchbury, 62, died in the incident.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the funding would help ensure that people get the follow-on care they need.

Mark Lerigo was given a suspended sentence after a court heard his reputation has been ‘destroyed’.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said ‘robust, targeted intervention’ is needed to avoid a second wave of coronavirus.

The 1kg packages were discovered behind purpose-built panelling screwed into the back of the vehicle.