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Unison warns unless the Government gives NHS staff an inflation-busting pay rise, health workers are likely to quit to find better paid jobs.
Trials saw the research vessel tested through the ice.
Lalit Modi was sued by former model, Gurpreet Gill Maag, and Quantum Care, a company she runs, at the High Court in London.
The bank has partnered with Macmillan Cancer Support to offer support to people living with or affected by the disease.
John Swinney and Keith Brown both tested positive for the virus.
Dassen Narayen was a security guard in the hotel where the Co Tyrone teacher was murdered.
The star-studded film urges the Government to rethink proposed laws which will criminalise refugees.
The Ministry of Defence warned that Vladimir Putin’s forces would use mass artillery and missile strikes to make up for a lack of ground capabilities.
The retailer said the decision comes as it focuses on more small-store formats to win over casual shoppers.
The Bridgend MP also said in a personal statement he had been raped and blackmailed.
The same study found more than eight in 10 adults have seen a hike in their cost of living in March.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust have also been handed 60 local actions for learning.
The Home Office said 28,300 applications have been received under the Homes For Ukraine scheme, and 31,200 for the family route.
The monarch attended a memorial service for her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, on Tuesday.
Royal Mail is launching a scheme for people to swap stamps for the new-style ones.
The Deputy Prime Minister said the law was broken during lockdown parties in Downing St but the PM had not been aware of the ‘infractions’.
The body of Nicholas Billingham, 42, was found in the garden of a Northampton house on March 19.
John Swinney announced the news on Twitter on Wednesday morning.
European Causeway was held in Larne, Northern Ireland, on Friday, while Pride of Kent was detained in Dover, Kent, on Monday.
Dr Christine Tait-Burkard backed moving to a situation where the use of face coverings is recommended, rather than being mandatory.