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Weak consumer confidence continued to hold back spending, with total UK retail sales in December up by just 1.7% on a year earlier.
The walkout on January 18 will be across the public sector and is expected to be one of the biggest strikes seen in recent history.
Ben Leonard, 16, died after falling 200ft from a cliff during a Scout trip in 2018.
The Peregrine Mission One would be the first private probe to land on the lunar surface.
Former Conservative Chris Skidmore formally submitted his resignation as an MP on Monday.
The Defence Secretary told MPs that HMS Richmond is only being deployed to replace British vessels already patrolling the Red Sea.
A consultation has been launched on measures under legislation named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died in December 2020.
James Atkinson, a popular computer programmer, died aged 23 in Newcastle in 2020.
An investigation into procedures at HMP Wandsworth was carried out.
The redesign of Op Courage will focus on self-referrals and enhanced addiction support.
Police said Jonah Ho-Shue, 24, was stabbed on Albert Road, Haringey on January 4 and have appealed for witnesses to his murder.
Weather warnings were in place as icy conditions plagued southern England and South Wales while temperatures plummeted in Scotland.
Sinn Fein MLA Conor Murphy said those are the choices left if the DUP continues to refuse to re-enter devolved government.
The First Minister said an independent Scotland would see ‘large scale investment’ and a Government department for industrial policy.
Katie Allan, 21, and William Brown, 16, were found dead in their cells in separate incidents at the Polmont Young Offenders Institution in 2018.
Rishi Sunak made the pledge during a PM Connect event at Accrington Stanley FC’s Wham Stadium in East Lancashire.
The Sound Lounge in south London was saved from closure in just 22 hours after receiving more than £35,000 in charitable donations.
The outgoing Welsh First Minister said police will not jump to enforcement if people have ‘misunderstood’.
Christopher Kapessa, 13, died after allegedly being pushed into the River Cynon near Fernhill in Rhondda Cynon Taff, South Wales, in July 2019.
It comes towards the conclusion of the longest strike in NHS history.