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The South Western Railway train which collided with another service failed to stop at a red signal despite the driver applying the brakes.
The local body will now be known as Handforth Town Council.
The former Bank of England Governor said the funding has been allocated ‘for this decade’.
The closely-watched IHS Markit/CIPS UK Services PMI survey recorded a reading of 59.1 in October, up from 55.4 in September
He said the UK still has ‘very high’ rates of the virus ‘and we are running quite hot’.
The new locations will add to the chain’s 930 existing stores.
The five-week-old kitten was discovered by a telecoms engineer who heard meowing coming from the engine.
There has been speculation that the Bank of England could soon increase the base rate, pushing up costs for some mortgaged homeowners.
The Chancellor told Cop26 the private sector needs to mobilise.
The central bank has come under mounting pressure to cool rising prices.
Owen Paterson faces a six-week ban from Parliament.
Researchers calculated that more than 28 million ‘extra years of life’ were lost in 2020.
Large crowds of people have been forced to queue outside the summit in Glasgow.
The Ministry of Defence agreed to the family’s formal request to allow the Life Guards to be pallbearers at the service on Remembrance Day.
The fashion and homewares chain reported third-quarter sales up 17% versus two years ago after a better-than-expected recent performance.
Peter Pritchard said he will stay in post until next summer to help with a smooth transition at the company.
The average house price in October was £250,311, marking a 9.9% annual increase and a 0.7% month-on-month uplift, Nationwide Building Society said.
Lawyers successfully argued a ‘double taxation’ agreement which requires British nationals to be taxed equally to Australians was contravened.
The front pages continue to be dominated by the Cop26 summit.
There are now 4,985 sites on the register, which is 112 fewer than in 2020.