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Villagers rejecting the plans in an online poll has given Eynsford Parish Council ‘a mandate to fight’, their chairman said.
Data has been published as part of a new winter Covid-19 infection study.
The Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed Dyson’s appeal against the decision not to grant it compensation in 2021.
The First Minister will address an audience of party candidates, activists and supporters.
The musician, 76, is curating the sale of objects from his former Atlanta home with his husband David Furnish.
The Information Commissioner’s Office said customers were not given enough information about how their data would be used.
Nurses and health workers are among those who are to take part in a generalised day of action on January 18 in NI.
Stephen Bradshaw gave evidence at the Horizon IT inquiry on Thursday.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan revealed the measure is being considered for Docklands Light Railway (DLR) services.
William paid tribute to the pair’s ‘phenomenal’ efforts in raising funds and awareness for motor neurone disease
Confirmation came after calls were made for Dorothy Bain KC to clarify when the Crown knew about the flawed Post Office IT system.
The discussion in central London came against the backdrop of intense political focus on the Post Office scandal.
Blinne Ni Ghralaigh said that there was a need for urgent provisional measures to order the Israeli military to halt its operations in Gaza.
Teachers, nurses, health workers, education support workers, police staff and civil servants are set to take part in a day of action on January 18.
Lord Pickles argues reform of the current vetting regime will ‘bring a sense to the system’.
The Independent MP argued there is ‘an unjust allocation of diagnosis’ within the special educational needs and disabilities system.
Shazia Saddiq, 40, left her home in Newcastle after she and her two children were ‘assaulted with eggs and flour’ by members of the community.
Three fire engines and around 15 fire firefighters attended the scene at Wimbledon Hill Road.
RAC Breakdown said travel plans could be affected, with drivers advised to be prepared in the event of a breakdown during the cold weather.
Home Secretary James Cleverly said in a written statement the UK had a ‘proud history of providing protection for the most vulnerable’.
