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Leo Varadkar said wrongdoing at the broadcaster must stop.
The former Public Health England chief executive said that he never discussed ‘the scale of pandemic we faced’.
Antonio Di Bartolomeo, who performed under the stage name Tony Di Bart, ‘slapped’ Pc Jessica Howells after police were called to his home.
Consultants will take part in industrial action on July 20 and 21 – just days after junior doctors in England strike for five days over pay.
The Explosives Ordnance Disposal is heading to the scene, police said.
Four ‘representative’ claimants, including the Duke of Sussex, have given evidence during the seven-week trial.
Executives from Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons all denied profiteering at a committee with MPs.
Lawyers representing the Duke of Sussex and other claimants in their case against Mirror Group Newspapers have started closing arguments.
Temperatures have far exceeded the high teens or low 20s the Met Office usually expects for this time of year.
The Scottish Government had wanted to hold a vote on whether Holyrood consented to the Bill – but the Presiding Officer rejected this
He said the claim was “categorically” untrue.
The Climate Change Committee said emissions reductions in key sectors have to quadruple between now and 2030.
Coroner Dr James Adeley said one purpose of the inquest process was to ‘allay rumour and suspicion’.
A coroner said the 45-year-old died accidentally.
Lorelei King said she was unimpressed with the testimony Matt Hancock gave to the inquiry.
Tower Hamlets and Westminster had the biggest increase, while South Staffordshire saw the largest drop.
Dolly Parton, Taylor Swift, George Michael, Britney Spears, Adele and Freddie Mercury tribute artists stood outside the offices in King’s Cross.
The Government has ordered an external review into governance and culture at the broadcaster.
The Reclaim Party MP Andrew Bridgen was described as a ‘conspiracy theorist’ by a Labour MP
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said UK participation in the science and innovation scheme would depend on being ‘fair’ to taxpayers.