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– EU ministers call for deal with UK to tackle migrant crisis https://on.ft.com/3xwGhNO – England to introduce new Omicron restrictions from Tuesday https: //on.ft.com/3o2YmzK

– SNP members vote to start work on Scottish central bank https://on.ft.com/3o0eZfs – Fraud could suck ‘£ 10bn a year’ from conservative infrastructure drive https: // on.ft.com/3xyDdR6

Snapshot – Pope Francis on Sunday called on authorities to “respect the humanity” of migrants and make efforts to help them, after Britain and France exchanged pikes over the deaths of 27 migrants at the time that they were trying to cross the Channel.

– Britain on Saturday announced new measures to try to slow the spread of the newly identified variant of the Omicron coronavirus and a senior health official said there was a ‘reasonable chance’ the vaccines would be less effective against her. – Scottish National Party delegates have asked to start creating a central bank after UK independence.

– Tens of billions of dollars could be lost to fraud as the UK government moves forward with a £ 100 billion a year infrastructure campaign, according to accounting firm Crowe. (Compiled by Bangalore Newsroom)

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