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Seventeen cyclists were killed in such crashes on Britain’s roads in 2020, up from four the previous year.
Polly Sutherland, 24, was spiked five years ago and needed to use a walking stick for weeks following the incident.
The Labour leader said the First Minister was letting the people of Glasgow down in a dispute over rubbish and rats in the city.
The Welsh First Minister announced a package of measures to try to get Wales’s coronavirus rates down before winter.
Visits to UK-based friends and relatives decreased by 93%, while business trips were down 97%.
The vaccine rollout is largely credited as the reason for lower hospital admissions and deaths.
MPs and TV personalities including Davina McCall, Penny Lancaster and Mariella Frostrup joined a rally in Parliament Square.
Flood defences prevented more flooding but more heavy rain is forecast.
The First Minister said Boris Johnson was taking a different approach to meetings with devolved governments.
Jurors on Friday heard of the serial killer’s attempt to distance himself from the murders.
The photographer has produced a new series of images using food waste to highlight the environmental impact of sending this to landfill.
International Fund for Ireland chairman Paddy Harte said another spate of disorder like at Lanark Way in Belfast cannot be ruled out.
The 15ft artwork aims to increase awareness of climate change ahead of the Cop26 climate conference.
Sir Jonathan Cohen ruled in May that Lady Hiroko Barclay should receive £100 million – she has made an application for enforcement of that award.
Hotel chain is offering almost 600 temporary jobs and 1,300 permanent roles across the country.
Many in Boulogne-sur-Mer’s fleet have found themselves unable to fish in British waters following Brexit, locals say.
Biomass technology will save the equivalent of 220 tonnes of CO2 each year.
Parliament was told five years ago that there would be no investigation.
Activists chanted ‘Ensure our future, not pollution’ as they made their way from Lloyd’s of London to Macquarie Capital.
The move comes in response to the Serota Review into governance and culture at the broadcaster.