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The dictionary went outside its quarterly publishing cycle to issue the update.

Dr David Rosser urged people not to be ‘falsely reassured’ by measures to date.

Chief Constable Nick Adderley described his language as ‘clumsy’ and stressed police would not check shopping.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said it was too soon to begin lifting the coronavirus lockdown.

The Birmingham Yardley MP has won plaudits across the political spectrum for her campaigning against domestic violence.

The Foreign Secretary said ‘there will be a moment when we look at how we formally recognise all of those on the front line’.

Road traffic levels were similar to those seen in the past week, indicating that most people stayed at home.

A round-up of the day’s feel-good stories.

Popular car parks and sightseeing locations in Northern Ireland will be a particular focus.

The Archbishop of Canterbury will deliver his Easter Sermon by video.

Campaigners have called for the online fashion giant to secure the jobs of the drivers who are delivering its parcels across London.

Two thirds of Best Western hotels have been refused an insurance payout.

Around 1.2 million claims for Universal Credit have been made in the last three weeks, stretching the DWP staff.

“Dear NHS, Manchester loves you,” Manchester City Council tweeted.

The airline grounded all of its planes after demand for flights collapsed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Some suppliers are backing plans to change the way the price cap is calculated.

Former Sinn Fein councillor and businessman Francie McNally was buried at St Patrick’s Church, Ballinderry, Mid Ulster.