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The Health Secretary said there is no doubt frontline workers ‘carry a unique responsibility’.
Scotland’s First Minister was speaking at the Cop26 climate summit as it focuses on gender.
The US Democrat led a group of more than 20 US politicians who have travelled to the conference in Glasgow.
Higher education institutions were previously warned that they could have their funding cut if they refused to sign up to the definition.
Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the ECB have been warned by culture minister Chris Philp.
The England footballer picked up his honour at Windsor Castle.
Richard Ratcliffe is protesting over the continued detention of his wife Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.
Climate Action Tracker analysis also warns of a ‘massive credibility gap’ between long term emissions targets and policies to deliver them.
Millions of people joined the trend, posting their pet images on the platform with the caption ‘We’ll plant one tree for every pet picture’.
The deputy First Minister was commenting ahead of the anticipated policy move in England.
Action on Sugar analysed 73 baby sweet snacks and found that 37% could receive a red traffic light-style label for sugar content.
The leader of the National Union of Journalists fears the legislation as it stands gives ‘too much power’ to the Digital Secretary.
Stormont’s deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill told the UK Government to ‘dial down the rhetoric’ over the post-Brexit trade arrangements.
Conservative Robbie Moore (Keighley) has been leading calls for an independent inquiry.
Sir Geoffrey Cox is due to make hundreds of thousands of pounds representing the government of the British Virgin Islands.
The City watchdog said the closures mean less than two-thirds of the UK population are now within 2km of a bank branch.
The company, which runs 310 pubs primarily in the South East, said it has been encouraged by the rebound in customer demand.
The monarch has been resting for the past three weeks on doctors’ orders.
The Mail On Sunday is challenging a ruling that its reproduction of a letter sent by the Duchess of Sussex to Thomas Markle was unlawful.
Former UK prime minister has called for a global system of burden sharing to pay for adaptations to climate change for developing nations.