The British company has pledged to produce 3billion doses of the life-saving jab it developed with Oxford University for an average price of just $5 (£3.60) globally - the minimum needed to recover costs.

Despite alarm at the legal implications of the export ban from countries, including Ireland, it was clear that the threat of embargoes would not be taken off the table.

EXCLUSIVE: Head Joe Spence announced the move in a message to parents explaining how the public school was responding to accusations from victims of assault and revenge porn.

China today hit four British institutions and nine people including Tory MP Iain Duncan Smith with sanctions in response to similar moves by the UK over the treatment of people in Xinjiang.

The software would provide a virtual 'coronavirus certificate' - probably featuring a scannable QR code - allowing them entry to pubs, clubs and restaurants.

Nine deaths have been reported at Holmesley Care Home in Sidford since February 25, which are all believed to be coronavirus-related.

Vaccine centres in Devon, Cornwall and Kent are among those to confirm they will 'have to pause' during the month-long slowdown, caused by a shortfall of five million Oxford jabs from India.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Cobhan Mclelland, 18, suffered 'life changing' burns, wounds and 'mental trauma' after going to meet a woman he met on Tinder at a property in Edinburgh on Sunday.

Six students have been banned from the roads for drink-driving e-scooters in Newcastle. A court heard how one was almost four times over the drink-drive limit.

British firms will need export health certificates signed by vets before their foods containing dairy products are deemed safe to be sold on the continent.

A group representing brokers at Lloyd's of London, the world's largest insurance market which built its reputation in the maritime industry, wants to scrap the 'stuffy' dress code.

Lord Palmer, whose family used to own the Huntley & Palmers biscuit company, told peers he once ate a 'perfectly edible' 20-year-old biscuit.

The Duke of Sussex, 36, now has two jobs and TV and radio projects in the US, prompting many to question how he obtained a visa.

Dozens of furious Muslim parents protested outside the historic Batley Grammar School in West Yorkshire for seven hours on Thursday and chanted 'shame on you'.

Callie Rogers, 33, was recently given a driving ban after crashing her 4x4 in Cumbria while high on cocaine when it emerged she had blown her winnings.

Drones are being used by Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council to speed up its response to rubbish left behind by visitors.

Up to 30,000 Britons - largely haemophiliacs - contracted HIV and hepatitis in the Seventies and Eighties after being treated by the NHS with cheap US blood products. Some 3,000 have died.

The Cabinet Secretary has been urged to investigate whether Boris Johnson broke the ministerial code to pay for his lavish Downing Street flat refurbishment.

Brian May, 73, described Phillip Webb, 59, as a 'gentle giant'. The driver is facing allegations he had plied a young victim with hallucinogenic drugs during abuse that began when girl was seven.

On Monday, Alissa opened fire at the King Soopers grocery store shortly before 3pm, shooting dead two people outside then another eight once inside the store.

The Ministry of Defence has launched an investigation after two pilots ejected from a Royal Navy Hawk jet before it crashed in Cornwall this morning.

The veteran BBC News presenter, known for his sarcastic coverage of royal stories and holding a stack of A4 paper instead of an iPad on live TV, has announced he is leaving the channel.

Department of Health statistics showed today's death toll was down 33 per cent on the 95 recorded at the same time last week. But cases rose by 1.5 per cent after 6,397 were announced.

Founders Peter Smith (pictured), Nicolas Cary and Ben Reeves are thought to have kept considerable stakes in the company, which traces its beginnings to a 'small, crowded' flat in York.

Newly released footage, taken during the violent 'Kill the Bill' disorder in Bristol on Sunday, shows the moment a lit item was placed under a police van while a police officer was inside.

Major General Nick Welch, 57, claimed the funds to send two of his children to £37,000-a-year and £22,500-a-year private boarding schools in Dorset, Bulford Military Court heard.

Shipments from Asia to Britain are likely to be delayed by the huge cargo ship that has run aground in the Suez Canal, Downing Street has warned, as workers race to try and free it.

Portsmouth University collaborated on the Royal Shakespeare Company's VR performance of 'Dream' - an idea initiated by an English lecturer who was later made redundant.

Scientists told MailOnline that while there was 'no doubt UK infections will rise' when pubs reopen and people start mixing again, the vaccines have 'solved the problem of serious disease'.

Samantha, 56, has provided evidence disproving the Duchess of Sussex's claims she had not seen her for 19 years and that she only changed her surname to Markle after she met Harry.

The PM said the result of the review into health certificates is expected by April 12, although it may not be possible to roll them out until everyone has been offered a jab - which could take months.

The UK retail giant said it will shut four department stores in Aberdeen, Peterborough, Sheffield and York, and four At Home stores in Ashford, Basingstoke, Chester and Tunbridge Wells.

Walter Schalka, whose firm Suzano SA produces the wood pulp that loo roll is made from, said the ships needed to transport the raw material are docking at his terminals less often than usual.

At the end of its business this evening the House of Commons will break up and not return until April 13.

Michael McMullen was overheard making the 'misogynistic' and 'inappropriate remark' while East Hertfordshire District Council voted on a council budget.

The Home Secretary announced yesterday that illegal migrants 'should and could' make claims in the European countries they pass through on their way to Britain, rather than the UK itself.

The move to change pronouns was proposed by Bournemouth councillor L.J Evans who said the terms are 'unnecessary and inaccurate' and 'reinforce historic gender stereotypes'.

Shannon Parsons' relationship with the teen was exposed after other parents at the school in Gravesham, Kent, raised concerns.

Lawyers acting for Rebecca Sabben-Clare QC, 49, sent a legal warning to media outlets on Tuesday night claiming that naming her was a 'breach of privacy' - before she released a statement.

Kicking off the Scottish Tories' Holyrood election campaign the party leader laid into the First Minister over the SNP's plans to tear up the Union.

Last September The National Trust published a report into slavery and colonialism's links to 93 historic houses' including Winston Churchill's home Chartwell, in Kent.

Tom Bower is renowned for his unsparing, unauthorised biographies of towering figures including Boris Johnson, Prince Charles and Robert Maxwell.

Japan's Defense Ministry said on Wednesday (US time) that two ballistic missile were launched by North Korea, days after they launched cruise missiles in their first test of the Biden era.

The move could target countries such as Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Eritrea and the Philippines, which are the most reluctant to take back their migrants.

Scott Shearman, a multi-millionaire car enthusiast, lost £150,000 at the hands of rogue salesman Scott Nicolson who he had entrusted to find and restore an E-Type Jaguar.

Suellen Miguez, 36, and Diego Arruda-Reis, 35, rented out properties through Airbnb to store drugs for just a few days at a time to avoid detection.

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NHS England figures show University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, which runs two hospitals, has recorded 2,578 fatalities since March.

Jay Brewer, who owns The Reptile Zoo in Fountain Valley, California, shared footage of the frightening experience when he tried to save the 'few good eggs' the snake had left.

The holiday trial will see a group of holiday-goers from Holland head to a resort in Rhodes, Greece, for an all-inclusive eight-day break costing £342 per person.

Boys and girls hugged each other outside the £22,000-a-year Highgate School in north London after shocking claims emerged from current and former students.

EXCLUSIVE: NHS England figures show just 60 per cent of adults aged between 50 and 55 had at least one dose of the Covid vaccine by March 21 - the most recent day local data is available for.

The amateur rugby player, who is in his late 20s, had trained to teach in the mid-2010s after going to university in the north of England, and now lives a short distance from his Yorkshire school.

Since leaving office, the former US president has put out a series of tweet-like press releases under the letterhead of The Office Of Donald J. Trump in which he has endorsed favored candidates.

A disintegrating Space X Falcon rocket booster made a spectacular display over Seattle as it reentered orbit on Thursday night.

Sean Hannity ripped Seth Meyers and branded him a 'hypocritical a******' after the Late Night host called him a 'sociopath' sparking a feud between the TV hosts.

An Iraqi refugee who pleaded guilty to raping a woman in a dark Sydney alleyway has broken down in court after his barrister announced he was pulling out of the case.

Shops in a Westfield shopping centre have been added to the covid hotspot list after an infected tradie roamed Brisbane for a week before testing positive to the super-spreader UK strain.

Republican Sen. Tom Cotton, left, has introduced legislation to remove 'divisive' and 'anti-American' ideas from military training he says are promoted by critical race theory.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies fell short of winning a parliamentary majority according to a final vote count released Thursday.

An image captured above the Gulf of Suez, leading into Egypt's Suez Canal, shows at least 50 large ships at anchor waiting to pass through the narrow waterway where cargo ship Ever Given is stuck.

Dr. Marty Makary, who is also a Fox News contributor, told Brian Kilmeade on Thursday that 'it's not healthy for a small group of people' to be making all the health decisions for Americans.

The amateur rugby player, who is in his late 20s, had trained to teach in the mid-2010s after going to university in the north of England. Pictured: Protest outside Batley.

Grim figures today showed retail sales volumes only rose 2.1 per cent in February, having slumped by 8.2 per cent as the third national lockdown was imposed in January.

Veteran Sydney radio identity Ray Hadley has revealed a name on his wedding guest list this weekend many didn't expect - his first wife Anne Maree.

Oxford University is looking for 30 adults to get the vaccine squirted up their noses as soon as next week. Volunteers will be tracked for four months to see make sure it's safe and works.

A bird the size of a brush turkey gradually evolved into a massive animal that roamed northern Australia millions of years ago and survived by 'kicking the s*** out of' meat--eating predators.

Laura Hoyle, 39, and her partner Kirk Stevens, 37, from Nottingham, landed the top prize on the National Lottery's Set for Life draw and will now be given £3.6million over three decades.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has commissioned the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) to carry out an independent review of safety data despite insisting the roads are safe.

At the one-hour press conference on Thursday, Biden called on just 10 reporters to ask questions, and many of them focused on the migrant crisis at the southern border, leaving other topics unadressed.

Westpac is closing 48 bank branches across Australia. This will affect its subsidiaries St George, Bank SA and Bank of Melbourne. Australia's oldest bank is embarking on the biggest ever cull.

She is Jarryd Hayne's most fierce protector and a key part of her son's legend - and Jodie Hayne is still in her son's corner, running errands to help his young family and hosting his wife for a meal.

Aldi is currently stocking the Made For You Two duvet in double and king size. The bedding's tog - a measure of warmth - is divided down the middle, so couples won't have to battle for the covers.

The ex-Block star appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday accused of breaching bail and failing to appear.

The mother of a British backpacker who was killed in a Queensland hostel while doing farm work has written a book calling for an end to the abuse and sexual exploitation of participants.

Haja Umu Timbo and Diana Lasu, both 21, avoided a $13,000 fine and had no convictions recorded after Brisbane magistrate took racist abuse from members of the public into account.

A new case of coronavirus has been found in Queensland, outside of hotel quarantine.

A painted portrait of the Fyre Media logo held by rapper Ja Rule sold at auction Tuesday for $122,000 through the rapper's new exchange venture, Flipkick, which focuses on NFT sales.

Donald Trump has lashed out at President Joe Biden, calling his border policy 'outrageous' and 'inhumane' after Biden accused him of letting migrant children 'starve to death'.

Dylan Buckingham, 27, was sentenced this week for three counts of rape, four counts of indecent treatment of a child, and maintaining an unlawful relationship with a child.

A Blue Mountains mother accused of injecting her son with faecal matter was only brought to trial because of 'wild speculation', her lawyer says. She will now be acquitted.

A luxury Lexus was stuck on Audley Weir crossing due to ferocious floods. The driver attempted to make it over despite the NSW SES roadblocks and warnings - providing endless fun for locals.

A new petition launched on Thursday on Change.org, is requesting Streets and Unilever Australia to create a vegan alternative of the popular treat, just days after calls to change it's 'outdated' name.

A 31 year old Northern Territory woman was arrested after being caught drink driving with only an expired learner's licence - twice in one evening. She was also carrying a massive load of alcohol.

The motorcyclist allegedly captured himself doing a wheelie at 201km/h while overtaking cars in a 100km/h zone on the Sunshine Motorway at Maroochydore, Queensland.

Basketball star Michael Jordan's dad was not shot by Daniel Andre Green, a new documentary called Moment of Truth claims - supporting a theory he was killed by Larry Demery.

ABC social media moderators have banned Facebook users from commenting on an article about a transgender swimmer and claimed 'there is no such things as free speech in Australia'.

Curiocity is a 17-day festival celebrating science, technology and the arts that is running in Brisbane until Sunday. The event is expected to draw in 325,000 people and generate $14million.

The number of Australians that described themselves as having no religion was at 26 per cent in 2003 but this has since jumped to 45 per cent, data from Roy Morgan found.

Adele Morrison's Toyota Corolla was recovered by emergency services from the swollen Barrington River on the New South Wales mid-north coast on Thursday morning.

Three men have admitted to planning to gun down members of the public in a terrorist attack in Victoria.

Melbourne City's Rhali Dobson has enjoyed an emotional farewell to soccer, scoring a goal in her last match and saying 'yes' to a marriage proposal on Thursday.

The incident in Texas unfolded near the border in Roma during the early hours of Tuesday, as border personnel stretched thin from a huge surge in illegal crossings couldn't stay awake.

Joe Biden gave his biggest rebuke of the filibuster yet during his first press conference as president Thursday where he said it is a 'relic of the Jim Crow era' that has been fundamentally abused.

Students, parents and alumni have defended a teacher after he sent an email saying 'boys don't wear dresses' to Year 12 students at Cardijn College, a Catholic school in Adelaide's south.

Raids were conducted in Adelaide in the last week with two of the five men arrested after they were alerted by United States authorities of people trading illegal content online.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has urged Queenslanders not to shake hands and renew social distancing after community case of coronavirus has been reported in Brisbane.

A Perth couple racially vilified by a white woman while waiting for an ultrasound of their unborn baby this week have a surprising message for their abuser.

It took a jury just two hours to find Ricardo Audish guilty of three charges of aggravated sexual assault in company in a southern Sydney eatery in October 2016.

A popular world leader who was nicknamed 'Aunty Jack' as a young child and dreamed of being a police officer like her father has shared a throwback school photo.

Australia's 151 MPs in the House of Representatives have received an email advising them leather lounges would be serviced following new revelations about orgies in Canberra.

Andrew Davey, who joined the Manly Sea Eagles from the Parramatta Eels in the off-season, knew he was in trouble after collapsing on the field mid-match at Brookvale Oval.

President Joe Biden said he would be 'flattered' if migrants were coming to the United States because of him as he was grilled about his border policy during the first formal press conference.

Russ Alan Portelli faced a Perth court on Thursday following his arrest in October after two vigilantes created a fake Grindr profile and posed as the teenager.

A judge has rejected a request by an attorney for former police officer Brett Hankison, left, on charges related to the killing of Breonna Taylor, right, in Louisville, Kentucky, in her home on March 13, 2020.

Coronavirus fragments have been found in sewage linked to 100 Brisbane suburbs, with health officials putting thousands on high alert for symptoms.

Beachgoers were shocked to discover the decomposing cow had washed up on Harrington Beach near the mid-north coast town of Taree on Tuesday after horror NSW flooding event.

Residents in some parts of flood affected NSW had already been dealing with a mouse plague. They had been under the impression the waters would lessen their numbers but video shows them swimming. 

One parent said her son in Year 7 was left confused about why he had to stage the bizarre apology, where boys were told to say sorry that women are raped and sexually assaulted.

The 14-year-old girl had been making her way home from school when she got off the bus near Hamilton Parade on Macleay Island, off the Brisbane coast, on Wednesday.

Liberal MP Andrew Laming conceded his social media commentary had caused significant distress to two highly respected members of his federal electorate in Queensland.

Five out of nine regions were free of fatalities for a minimum 24 hours while London averaged 1.5 deaths daily over the week. Public Health England said cases have 'plateaued'.

Fishermen Jamie Green and Jonathan Beere, two of the Freshwater Five, had their bid to clear their convictions dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

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Commonwealth Bank has disputed a union's claims thousands of staff are owed $45million for not being given their entitled tea breaks.

When 'Big Red' was unveiled at 1964's World's Fair, it captured the car-loving public's imagination. After disappearing for 40 years, its owner has revealed he restored the truck to its former glory.

President Joe Biden said it was a 'matter of timing,' when asked about executive actions on gun control and legislation he promised to strip liability protections from gun manufacturers.

From July 4 last year more than 3,000 people were shut inside nine apartment towers with little warning and not allowed to leave as statewide Stage Four restrictions were introduced.

Travellers will need to be fully vaccinated against the Covid-19 virus to be able to travel to the resort island in Thailand.

President Joe Biden is weighing using executive orders on gun control as doubts rise Congress will pass legislation in the wake of mass shootings in Atlanta and Boulder.

Donna Hughes, left, a professor of gender studies at the University of Rhode Island, angered colleague, Annie Russell, right, for comparing transgender people to QAnon followers.

Sharon Stone, 63, called cancel culture 'the stupidest thing' while appearing on SiriusXM's Just Jenny show to promote her new book The Beauty of Living Twice.

Extinction Rebellion protesters have caused peak hour traffic chaos after assembling a tripod at the exit of a major Melbourne freeway.

Towering at 177ft tall, these are the two boosters that will propel astronauts back to the Moon for the first time in 50 years. They are part of NASA's Space Launch System.

Two men have been charged over their alleged involvement in a terror network that operated in Queensland. 

A former Mexican governor Tomás Yarrington appeared before a federal Texas court judge Thursday and pleaded guilty to a single count of laundering money.

Five elephants, including a calf, have reportedly been killed in fires started by UK soldiers in Kenya, prompting an investigation by the British Army.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said Thursday it was a 'total mistake' for The New York Post to be locked out of its Twitter account for tweets sharing the newspaper's report on Hunter Biden's emails.

The Rhode Island Senate approved a dress code Tuesday, mandating that elected officials wear 'proper and appropriate attire, such as blouses, and collared shirts'.

The audience member claimed The Australian's economics editor Adam Creighton and UNSW economist Gigi Foster suggested 'when people get to 60 their life is pretty much done'.

The trio of tech CEOs - Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Google's parent company Alphabet's Sundar Pichai - will again testify before Congress on Thursday.

Rep. Mark Pocan sparred with Amazon executive Dave Clark who said the company pays good wages and is a model firm. Workers at a fulfillment center in Alabama are pushing for a union.

Across England the average bill for a typical Band D home will be £1,898 - up £80 on last year, according to figures released yesterday. Average bills are now third higher than a decade ago.

Ayaz Younas grabbed a dashcam from a flatmate just moments before he left his home in Whalan, Sydney's west, and set-off on a trip that we end in him becoming trapped in floodwaters.

Patrick Frazee's nurse girlfriend, who helped him cover up the murder of his fiancee Kelsey Berreth, has been freed from prison after having her three year sentence reduced to 18 months. 

More than 1,000 workers at a textile company in Campeche, Mexico, were injected with a fake version of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, according to a store in newspaper Reforma.

A'myrikal Jolynn Hull was attacked and killed by her family's pocket bully dog when the 1-year-old reached for the animal's food while it was eating in Springfield, Illinois, on March 18.

Pete Doherty appeared to have shaken off his bad boy rock and roll image as he enjoyed a stroll through the French countryside with his dog and girlfriend, Puta Madres bandmate Katia De Vidas.

Downing Street has confirmed the work on its £2.6million media room in Number Nine has now been completed.

The imposing 7-foot fence line around the US Capitol complex that has cut off the entire area to pedestrians and traffic since the January 6 riots has now been heavily scaled back.

Carmen Perzechino, 59, of Sterling, Alaska, was convicted on two counts of sexual assault in the first degree and one count of kidnapping for a 2001 assault after a DNA sample led to an arrest

The new characters, five-year-old Wesley Walker and his father Elijah, were revealed this week in a video with Elmo.

Kamala Harris is now in charge of the White House response to the southern border crisis and has immediately faced a slew of criticism from conservatives for her very lax stance on immigration.

Mohamed Aboubaker, 39, from Minnesota, has been charged with two counts of domestic assault for allegedly throwing the mother of his child to the floor during an argument about a McDonald's meal.

Zhao Lijian, who sparked outrage after tweeting a fake photo of an Australian soldier slitting a young Afghan woman's throat, sounded off the on Manus Island immigration detention facility.

Eager diners in popular Sydney suburbs including Bondi, Woollahra and the Inner West council area can apply for the vouchers through the Service NSW app.

The boy and girl, who have not been identified, had been using the paddle board of Playalinda Beach, just south of Orlando, when strong winds swept them out to sea last week.

A viral video shows an Atlanta police officer deploying his Taser on two of three suspects who were fighting at a TSA checkpoint at Hartsfield Jackson Airport on Tuesday.

Instagram influencer 'Jay Mazini,' 25, whose legal name is Jegara Igbara, has been charged with wire fraud for allegedly swindling $2.5million out of some of his one million followers.

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue responded to the scene unfolding on the 17th Street Causeway Bridge on Wednesday afternoon, where the black and white cat was readying to save itself.