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author of tinker tailor soldier spy has died aged 89. arsenal s misery continues. they ve suffered their worst ever start to a premier league season after losing at home to burnley. 2000 fans in the ground but some could barely watch. ready, freddie, go. we catch up with the nine year old running every day to raise funds for the hospital treating his best friend. welcome to the london coliseum. the largest west end theatre in london and we will be joined all morning by the chorus from the english national 0pera to bring christmas cheer. 0utside 0pera to bring christmas cheer. outside the weather is rather wet. showers and longer spells of rain and it will be windy. i will have all the details in ten minutes. it s monday, 14th december. our top story. around 100 gp practices in england are to receive their first batches of the coronavirus vaccine. some will start giving the vaccinations to patients from today, with those aged over 80 given priority. 0ur science correspondent
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