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The couple also reveal their son’s favourite song is Bennie And The Jets by Sir Elton John.
Ministers also face charges of hypocrisy as they seek to paint the UK as climate leaders urging an end to coal.
Leslie Allen made a ‘concerted attempt’ to evade justice at his Warwick Crown Court trial for having cocaine and cannabis, the Old Bailey heard.
Founder Adam Frisby, who had been chief until January this year, will return as group CEO on an interim basis.
The regulator singled out Northumbrian Water, Southern Water, South West Water, Thames Water, Welsh Water and Yorkshire Water.
The social media giant’s director of government relations outlined its stance in a letter to a parliamentary committee.
Asda has decreased the cost of petrol across its 320 filling stations by an average of 4.5p per litre in the past two days, according to the RAC.
Cash usage fell to just 15% of all transactions in 2021, down from 30% in 2020, according to the BRC.
The NHS is under considerable pressure, health chiefs have admitted.
The senior MP has recused himself from Parliament.
People will be able to get support payments of £50 to £500, depending on their need.
Sir Roger Gale condemned the Home Secretary’s rhetoric after the Albanian ambassador warned of a ‘campaign of discrimination’.
Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said he has had ‘guarantees around the stock’ from the Chief Pharmaceutical Officer.
The Duke of Sussex spoke about his childhood, saying: ‘The majority of my memories are of being swarmed by paparazzi’.
Industrial action will affect many modes of transport over the festive period.
Capivasertib is being made by pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca following a programme of drug discovery research at the Institute of Cancer Research.
Chief executive officer Michael Murray said the firm will look at further acquisition opportunities over the next year.
The first three episodes of the documentary began streaming in the UK at 8am on Thursday.
The RAF officer was the last surviving original member of the squadron that took part in the famous bombing raid on German dams
A number of routes which suffered cuts earlier this year will get more trains scheduled.