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It is too soon to see any impact of the recent slight rise in infections.
Lord Geidt told MPs he had felt “frustration’ following the PM’s response to the Sue Gray report into lockdown parties in Downing Street.
Until now it has only been possible to transfer WhatsApp data when moving in the other direction.
The bodies of the two disabled people were recovered from Roadford Lake, near Okehampton, Devon last week.
The First Minister launched the first in a series of papers from the Scottish Government aimed at updating the case for independence.
Risks could see courses or campuses close, report warns.
Whitelock’s Ale House has been awarded Grade II* status by the Government.
Sir Robert Francis QC said over 50% of concerns about GPs submitted to Healthwatch England are about access to family doctors.
Margaret Ferrier denies putting people at risk by travelling between Glasgow and London by train with coronavirus symptoms.
Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee chairman Julian Knight suggested the organisation’s subsidies for the venue are ‘entirely incongruous’.
The RSPCA is urging dog owners to be aware of the dangers of walking their pets in scorching temperatures.
The Independent Expert Panel recommended a two-day suspension after ruling over the behaviour towards a junior staff member.
Viewers had complained that the ad portrayed gambling as taking priority in family life.
A series of memorial events will be held to mark five years since the tower block blaze, which claimed the lives of 72 men, women and children.
Consumer group Which? said the impact of staffing shortages was underestimated.
The new safety tools are being introduced in the UK and Ireland.
A rare parish poll was held in the North Yorkshire tourist hotspot but it is not binding on the council or any other organisation.
A charity called for targeted primary school careers provision for poorer pupils.
The NHS Confederation said ministers have ‘looked for other culprits’.
The Prime Minister rejected criticism of the plan to send asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda.
