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The news came after Department for Education staff were told to return to the office.
Campaigners say a shipment arrived at the Navigator Terminals in Essex.
The University of Bristol must pay the parents of Natasha Abrahart £50,000 in damages for breaching its duties under the Equalities Act.
By next week rain will sweep across most of the country as a result of a strengthening of the jet stream.
Dean Edwards suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’ after being shot once through the back of the head as he walked through a park in south-east London.
The Scottish First Minister was speaking as she met Sinn Fein vice-president Michelle O’Neill in Edinburgh on Friday.
The hearing was due to discuss the Downing Street parties, civil service appointments, and job cuts.
The family was greeted in Chepstow by the local community, Archbishop of Cardiff George Stack and Monmouthshire MP David Davies.
The proposed legislation has been widely criticised by Northern Irish political parties, as well as victims’ campaigners and the Irish Government.
Rebekah Vardy told husband Jamie that news coverage made her ‘blood boil’, documents have shown.
A record £6.8 billion was paid out in individual and group life insurance, income protection and critical illness claims in 2021.
Some 20 cases of monkeypox have been identified in the UK.
No 10 said it was still considering how a ‘specific offence’ could be introduced to deal with wolf-whistling and catcalling.
Meanwhile, Jacob Rees-Mogg voiced fresh opposition from within the Government to imposing a windfall tax on oil and gas giants.
Supermarket giants Tesco and Sainsbury’s have ignored the latest delay and committed to the original Government deadlines.
Sadiq Khan’s office estimated an additional 135,000 vehicles would be affected each day if the move goes ahead.
Pc Craig Walker has been giving evidence into the inquiry into the 31-year-old’s death while being restrained by police.
Ricky Morgan launched an unprovoked attack on James Porritt, the Old Bailey heard.
Lord John Patten said a leaflet to discourage people at high risk of contracting Aids from donating blood should have been distributed faster.
The demands come after the BBC reported the man attacked his girlfriend with a machete and threatened to kill her.
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