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Lawyers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in court in Britain today, trying to prevent the Mail Online and Mail on Sunday from publicly naming five of her friends.
Police in Germany investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are searching an allotment in Hanover for the third day.
The area is around 40 miles from the city where the main suspect Christian B was last registered as living.
Two medical companies say they've reached an agreement with the UK government for up to 60 million doses of a possible coronavirus vaccine.
The deal is with Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline, who announced they were teaming-up back in April.
In the UK,
Next has posted results that are much better than expected.
Sales fell by 28 percent across the second quarter of this year – but the retailer says spending in stores has been more robust than anticipated following the lockdown.
Heathrow says it has enough cash to last until at least June 2021 with no revenue.
The airport says passenger numbers fell 96 percent between April and June, compared with the first three months of the year.
In the UK,
Aston Martin has posted a loss of more than 220 million pounds in the first half of the year.
During the same period in 2019, the figure was 80 million.
In the UK, British scientists have been given grants to investigate the link between coronavirus and ethnicity.
Donald Trump says he's puzzled about why his own medical expert has higher approval ratings than him.
That's despite the US President tweeting criticism of Dr Anthony Fauci - America's top disease expert.
There have been no new deaths from Covid 19 for the 15th day running in the North.
Nine more cases have been been reported.
The death toll remains at 556 in Northern Ireland and the total number of cases stands at 5,921.
In the UK,
One in four parents have considered giving up work, or reducing their hours during lockdown.
A survey's found almost 70-percent of mums and dads didn't have access to childcare while trying to balance work with home schooling last month.
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