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The announcement coincides with adaptation, loss and damage day at Cop26 in Glasgow.
The Prime Minister sent his ‘warmest wishes’ to Britain’s Hindus as he visited the temple in north London.
The Department of Health and Social Care said the funding aims to reduce waiting times for diagnoses and treatments.
The backlash was a sign of the anger on the Tory benches over the handling of the Owen Paterson case.
Cop26 in Glasgow will enter its second week on Monday.
People over 50 and those most at risk from Covid-19 are currently eligible for a booster six months after their second jab.
Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister criticised the UK Government’s approach to negotiations on the Irish Sea trade arrangements.
Daniel Weavers, 41, was arrested in Cork on Saturday.
The musician turned activist spoke out about the climate talks, currently taking place in Glasgow.
Eamon Ryan had cancelled the visit to Glasgow after an initial test returned a positive result.
Peter Betts spoke out during the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow
The event was celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2021.
Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said suspending the Northern Ireland Protocol could endanger the entire withdrawal agreement.
Critics have argued that it does not require water companies to take action quickly, thereby allowing dumping to continue for years to come.
The 150-year-old Tom Duffy’s Circus nearly went out of business during lockdown.
The Environment Secretary said the issue of a ‘carbon border tax’ is being examined by officials in Whitehall.
Succession star Brian Cox spoke out about his support for Scottish independence.
Dr Susan Hopkins, chief medical adviser at the UK Health Security Agency, has urged people to come forward for their third doses.
The Labour leader has said adjustments need to be made to improve what is already in place.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said Boris Johnson was ‘up to his neck’ in the Westminster sewer.
