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The UK Covid-19 Inquiry resumes on Tuesday, looking into the Welsh government’s decision-making during the period.
Current Post Office chief executive Nick Read and subpostmasters including Alan Bates will also answer questions during the hearing.
A range of stories feature of the front of the nation’s papers on Tuesday.
Younger people are shunning traditional news outlets in favour of social media, despite saying they trust its content less.
The plan follows a meeting with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, who said the issues over the past six months were ‘not acceptable’.
A search was launched to find Xielo Maruziva after Leicestershire Police received reports that the little boy fell into the water on February 18.
Jeremy Hunt offered parents at his children’s school the opportunity to have afternoon tea in Parliament, during a fundraising drive.
The play will run from June 29 until September 21 at the Noel Coward Theatre in London.
A search was launched to find Xielo Maruziva after reports that the little boy fell into the River Soar on February 18.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson made a plea to the DUP’s ‘detractors’ about the need to recognise that support for the Union is not as strong among the young.
A Home Affairs Committee report found demonstrations were placing ‘unsustainable pressure’ on police forces.
Four-year-old Louis Perrin has a genetic condition which causes him to have painful leg spasms, limited mobility, epilepsy and cerebral palsy.
The UK has seen nearly a third more rain than would be expected for February, the Met Office said.
A 34-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder and arson with intent to endanger life.
Cancer Research UK has called on the Welsh Government to move ‘further and faster’ on improving cancer care in the country.
The Defence Secretary made the pledge as he updated MPs on the latest military operation.
Paranoid schizophrenic Zephaniah McLeod killed Jacob Billington, 23, and injured seven others months in a stabbing spree after his release.
The Home Secretary will use a speech in New York to urge countries to ‘do more, together’ to prevent migrants from heading to the West.
Nottinghamshire Police have come under fire from the relatives of Valdo Calocane’s victims.
The letters will be on public view at Christie’s headquarters in London in March.
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