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Sabina Nessa, 28, was attacked while on her way to meet a friend last Friday.
The pair visited One World Trade Centre on their first major public appearance together since quitting as senior working royals.
The Type 31 frigates are being built in Fife.
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham was giving evidence to a parliamentary committee.
The move could be particularly problematic for Apple, which uses its own Lightning port for iPhones.
Jamie Holloway, who has since resigned from West Mercia Police, was travelling at 103mph when he braked before killing David Shaw.
The British actor’s tenure as James Bond has seen him drive a motorbike on to a moving train and compete in a high-stakes poker game.
The London mayor made a speech highlighting how climate change puts the capital at risk.
Labour said the energy regulator had warned of a ‘systemic risk’ to supply 18 months ago.
New Foreign Secretary Liz Truss raised the case with her Iranian counterpart on Wednesday.
The animals that form bonds in captivity and continue those friendships in the wild also hunt together, the study suggests.
Clive Watson, founder and executive chairman of City Pub Group, said the group also has vacancies for 10% of jobs amid staffing issues.
The former US secretary of state is Queen’s University’s first female chancellor.
Its creator Lisa McGee said the coming-of-age story was always intended to be in three instalments.
The Walthamstow MP said in order to speak she had to abandon her baby proxy leave vote or else be reprimanded by the House authorities.
The oil giant has warned the Government it will struggle to keep supplies topped up and called on ministers to change jobs rules for drivers.
The claim was made by Andrew Bridgen.
The latest recess runs from close of business on Thursday until October 18.
Mr Khan said he believed in the right to protest and tackle the climate emergency but the tactics of Insulate Britain were ‘completely wrong’.
It comes after headteachers, parents and MPs called for ministers to pause SATs in primary schools in England.
