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English, Welsh and Northern Irish regulators will use a school’s past performance when deciding students’ grades.

Members of the House of Lords are not paid a salary, but they can claim a daily attendance rate of £323.

The Commons Speaker is no longer obliged to tell the House of a member’s arrest.

The Prime Minister has reportedly said he fears that a second wave of coronavirus infections could hit the UK within weeks. It comes as Spain, France, Germany and other countries see upsurges in new cases. How big is the current spike on the continent? And should Britain be bracing itself for a second wave? Covid-19 in the…

Keir Starmer said the Salisbury attack “deserves to be condemned by all of us without reservation – without reservation”.

The Conservative minister told the Parliamentary watchdog he had “never made use of this facility before”.

It’s not clear if any hard data actually exists on whether care homes have been following government guidance on controlling the coronavirus in England.

He said the government set up four new test sites ‘shortly’ after 8 June. But Leicester Council say the first new unit didn’t open until 10 days’ later.

The Prime Minister suggested the ‘New Deal’ will pump £34bn into the NHS, but that’s not the case.

The claim has attracted criticism from many commentators.

The Prime Minister says no country has a “functional” Covid-19 tracing app. But dozens of countries have launched apps designed to warn citizens of possible infection.

Alok Sharma said 240,000 people had been tested on Monday.

The scientists did not cite any definitive evidence of this having happened, but experts say it’s worthy of investigation.

The UK government told FactCheck: ‘You do not have to be taking hormones or planning to get surgery’ to qualify for a Gender Recognition Certificate.