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Plans are in place to roll out a COVID-19 vaccine to 30 million people by September if trials are successful, Business Secretary Alok Sharma has said.
According to the government, 30 million vaccine doses could be available across the UK in September – if a vaccine being developed at the University of Oxford works.
Nani has lifted the lid on his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, admitting that he was “very scared” of the Manchester United boss during the early part of his spell at Old Trafford.
Players and managers feel the restart of English football is being hit by a “lack of leadership” at the top of the game, Sunday Times chief football writer Jonathan Northcroft told the Sunday Supplement.
Eni Aluko says she has received online racist abuse and her family have been targeted after giving her opinion on the government’s furlough scheme.
Arsenal are investigating an incident involving Alexandre Lacazette after a video emerged online showing the forward appearing to inhale from a balloon.
Everton have become the latest Premier League club to offer refunds to fans with tickets for the remaining matches of the season.
What is it like to be the victim of one of Michael Jordan’s most famous game-winning shots?
Support for the government’s handling of coronavirus has dropped sharply since the prime minister’s address to the nation last weekend.
Companies which receive state-backed loans of up to £200m face being banned from paying dividends or buying back shares under plans being considered this weekend by the government.
