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Ofcom said that, even after taking circumstances into account, Royal Mail fell short of its targets by a ‘significant and unexplained margin’.
Parts of north-east Scotland likely to see heavy rain were also battered by Storm Babet last month.
Parts of north-east Scotland which are likely to see heavy rain were also battered by Storm Babet last month
The storm brings the threat of localised flooding, airborne debris and power outages.
The tool also helped improve treatments plans for almost half of patients.
Aine Leslie Davis last month admitted having a firearm for terrorist purposes and two charges of funding terrorism.
Nick Poole, the former chief executive of library trade body Cilip, will take over at Ukie.
The Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to tighten the laws to make it easier to ban pro-Palestinian marches.
These are the stories dominating Monday’s newspapers.
The beauty outlets will be run as franchises by Avon representatives.
Sir Ed Davey’s demand for a ceasefire will add to pressure on Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer over his stance on the crisis.
Many schools have been asked to delay opening as the country prepares for winds of up to 130 kilometres per hour (80mph).
Grindavik in Iceland has been evacuated after recent seismic activity in the area moved south towards the town.
Diego Henry, 16, died two days after he was found with a gunshot wound, West Midlands Police said.
Weather warnings have been issued for large parts of the UK as Storm Debi is forecast to hit on Monday.
Employers were asked to allow people to work from home.
The Solicitor General has agreed to meet Summer Mace, who is calling for life sentences for those who cause death by dangerous driving.
The senior Cabinet minister said he was ‘very grateful for so many kind messages’ after a crowd surrounded him at Victoria station on Saturday.
The Home Secretary praised police after criticism of her claim last week that officers were lenient towards pro-Palestinian protesters.
Weather warnings apply to the entire island of Ireland due to the storm.
