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Roger Hallam said the aim of the September 2019 protest was to ‘close Heathrow for the foreseeable future’, the jury said.
Michael Gove said he recognised the pressures faced by local councils and was pushing for more resources to deal with them.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told the Global Food Security Summit ‘no parent should ever have to watch their child starve’.
Jonathan Barton, 40, faces charges spanning 15 years.
Surfers Against Sewage, which campaigns for clean oceans, rivers and lakes, released its annual water quality report on Tuesday.
Katie and Graham Tatham have created a campaign to highlight the 230 children in the UK waiting for an organ transplant.
University of Glasgow students chanted and held signs as they protested at the establishment’s management office.
President Yoon Suk Yeol arrives in the UK on Tuesday for a three-day state visit.
Detectives identified Nazim Asmal after his black Toyota Yaris car was picked up on CCTV cameras.
It comes after the Telegraph and Spectator were put into receivership over unpaid debts to lenders by its previous owners.
Defence minister James Cartlidge said thousands of homes for service personnel will benefit from additional funding.
The Copernicus Climate Change Service measured the landmark reading on Friday.
The former chief scientific adviser gave evidence to the Covid-19 Inquiry on Monday.
Gordon Gault was slashed with a machete in Newcastle’s West End last November and six defendants aged 16 to 18 deny his murder.
The claim, heard during the public inquiry into the Covid pandemic, came from the diaries of Sir Patrick Vallance.
It could be more difficult for families to access single-sex education if private schools are forced to close, it has been suggested.
Lucretia – known as Kiesha – Donaghy, 32, was pronounced dead after being found at a property in Elgin on November 16.
Frank McKeever, 62, disappeared after visiting his stepdaughter Surie Suksiri at her home in Highbury, north London.
The Government’s former chief scientific adviser said there was a lack of transparency on analysis of Covid-19’s impact on the economy.
Conservatives are seeking to to bring a vote of no confidence against Michael Matheson after his sons used his parliamentary iPad while on holiday.