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White men spoke for 64% of the allocated time at meetings to discuss a net zero future, while men of colour spoke for just 1%, a Bristol study found.
The baton features a 360-degree camera, a monitor that displays the heartbeats of bearers, LED lighting and GPS tracking.
Change Please hopes its project will provide support to more than 3,000 people a year sleeping rough in the capital.
Social distancing restrictions on the hospitality sector are set to be a key focus of deliberations among ministers.
Business leaders have heavily condemned the Prime Minister’s conference speech, arguing the 45-minute address did not contain a coherent economic plan
The trial was due to run until Friday but the case was reportedly dropped on Wednesday.
A Brighton and Hove Albion FC player has been arrested following an alleged sexual assault in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
The Duke of York’s lawyer claims the agreement protects him from a lawsuit alleging he sexually assaulted a teenage girl two decades ago.
The journalist was shot dead in Londonderry in April 2019 as she observed rioting in the Creggan area.
The Labour leader said the electorate would not be laughing when a predicted cost of living crisis hits this winter.
The head of state presented the Captain General’s Sword to servicemen from the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery.
Large amounts of code and other details from the platform were posted online on Wednesday.
Matthew Boorman, 43, was fatally injured on Tuesday evening during an attack in Gloucestershire that saw two other people hurt.
Eleven High Court and Court of Appeal judgments were released in proceedings between Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, 72, and his former wife.
Past infection together with being fully vaccinated, increases an individual’s protection against the virus to as much as 94%, researchers say.
Gareth Davies suffered technology problems ahead of Tuesday’s vote in the Senedd and was unable to register his opposition to the NHS Covid Pass
The new jab could save the lives of hundreds of thousands of youngsters in parts of the continent afflicted by the deadly disease.
Policies where proficiency in written English is not assessed may have contributed to more students being awarded top degrees, watchdog suggests.
Some 850,000 people in the UK are living with dementia.
The government’s legacy plan has been heavily criticised by all the main political parties in Northern Ireland.
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