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The display was visible at 9.30pm from Yorkshire to north London.
Eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters are at the scene.
Members of the nine-strong Monetary Policy Committee voted seven to two in favour of keeping rates unchanged at 0.1%.
Eric Garcetti, who is fully vaccinated, is now isolating in his hotel.
But the fashion retailer said it now believes the worst of the problem is behind it.
The Olympians and Paralympians were welcomed onboard the 65,000-tonne HMS Prince of Wales at its home base in Portsmouth.
Florence and Cecilia have been cutting through a mixture of chalk and flint in Buckinghamshire.
Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner Steve Turner’s office said he will not be stepping aside pending the outcome.
Daniel Whitworth was the third young man to be given a fatal dose of GHB by sexual predator Port during a 16-month killing spree.
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has said she is planning to accelerate the introduction of criminal liability sanctions in the Online Safety Bill.
The Royal College of Nursing has launched a vote among members on whether to take industrial action over the proposed 3% salary increase.
Jamie Livingstone, the head of Oxfam Scotland, is calling for the richest people to do more to curb carbon emissions.
The group said 62 members sat on the ground on the south east of Parliament Square.
The drug is most effective if taken within the first five days of suffering Covid-19.
Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said he would seek ‘cross-party’ changes to the system after widespread outrage.
The cost of adapting to extreme weather could hit hundreds of billions of dollars a year by 2030, UN research found.
Lord Evans, the chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, criticised Boris Johnson’s actions,
A strong solar flare was the cause of the phenomenon being widely visible on Wednesday night.
It comes after several demonstrations took place in Glasgow on Wednesday.
The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction purchasing managers’ index hit a reading of 54.6 for October, up from 52.6 in September.
