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Mark Harper said autonomous vehicle technology has ‘a huge number of potential uses’.
Doctors had to ‘remove foreign objects’, give treatment for fractured penises and care for people with swollen testicles.
The Australian chef died in hospital on Christmas Day aged 54, his family have confirmed.
The latest version of Breathe RM uses an algorithm that can predict when patients are going to get ill up to 10 days in advance.
Research suggests children between the ages of 14 and 17 are three times more likely to take up smoking if people around them smoke.
Funding would come from producers of goods rather than through public money.
From tomato shortages and the end of the Caramac to KitKat cereal and ‘Bistro Greggs’, the year was one of highs and lows for the British consumer.
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Lady Carnarvon, who farms at Highclere Castle in Hampshire, said ‘we cannot eat the trees that politicians propose we plant’.
Reports of attention-grabbing pledges emerged as Rishi Sunak battles to overturn a major polling deficit.
Met Office meteorologist Simon Partridge said the storm was named as a warning to people coming home from the Christmas holidays.
A 42-year-old man from St Annes was arrested and remains in police custody.
The chef died on Christmas Day.
Cumbria Police were called to a property on Clay Street, where the man in his 30s was found dead.
People across the country have been raising money for charity.
The Bibury Duck Race returned for its 35th year.
A 29-year-old man was assaulted in Nottingham and died in hospital a short time later, police said.
There were also Boxing Day hunts held across the country.
Sandon was a resident expert on porcelain and pottery on the BBC series, first joining the show in 1979.
Police were called to Rosemary Court, Tadcaster, at 7.20am after reports of a man with serious injuries.