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The Lib Dem leader says critics of the knighthood are ‘being disrespectful to Her Majesty’.
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services said providers were reporting workforce absences of between 5% and 10%.
The number of new cars registered in 2021 increased by only 1% from the previous year, which was itself the worst 12 months for almost two decades.
The UK Health Security Agency said anyone in England with a positive lateral flow test will be required to self-isolate immediately.
The PCS union and a charity are taking legal action against the Home Office over its proposals, which they say will put lives at risk.
The warnings were issued for parts of northern England and Scotland.
Governor Andrew Bailey hopes the Bank’s new book will help improve understanding of economics and why it matters.
Researchers suggested their findings could help spot complications before symptoms were experienced.
MPs on the cross-party Health and Social Care Committee said NHS staff could quit unless they see ‘light at the end of the tunnel’.
Energy bills could be hiked by more than 50% in April, according to experts.
The watchdog found most of those who use the schemes do not realise they are a form of debt.
However, community work behind the scenes has seen many of the barriers taken down with the agreement of local residents.
The Rail Delivery Group said the introduction of emergency timetables would create a more reliable service.
One industry analyst has warned the uncertainty around Omicron could impact the scale of new gadgets unveiled at the Las Vegas tech trade show.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for much of the UK as winter starts to bite.
A juror, identified as Scotty David, said the prosecution witnesses had corroborated each other with their evidence.
The ONS said 591 deaths registered in the week ending December 24 mentioned Covid-19 on the death certificate – the sixth consecutive weekly fall.
The Liberal Democrat overturned a Tory majority of 23,000 to capture the North Shropshire seat in December.
Figen Murray said she supports the memorial that remembers 22 people killed in the Manchester Arena terror attack.
Sir Keir Starmer pulled out of his Commons showdown with Boris Johnson.
