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The European Commission VP said the EU was prepared to take ‘bold steps’ to address problems with the NI Protocol, including the chilled meats ban.
The monarch was welcomed to ‘your ancient and hereditary kingdom of Scotland’ by the city’s Lord Provost.
The Parole Board will now consider the request.
Commissioned by the daughter of a famous cabaret artist, the elaborate pendant shows the Biblical scene complete with the serpent.
The Cabinet Secretary insisted the unlawful award of a contract to Public First was the ‘right decision’ amid claims it was a misuse of public funds.
Downing Street insisted former health secretary Matt Hancock used an official account for government business.
Maros Sefcovic told Assembly members Northern Ireland was a ‘unique place to invest’.
Matt Hancock stood down as health secretary on Saturday after leaked footage showed him in an intimate embrace with Gina Coladangelo.
The BMA called on the new Health Secretary to create an action plan to deal with unequal experiences of NHS workers.
Professor Russell Viner said there needs to be a look at the balance between how much measures protect wider society and how much they harm children.
Tory MPs and ministers will have been eyeing the by-election amid the fallout surrounding Matt Hancock, who quit on Saturday.
Around 100 firefighters are tackling the blaze below Elephant and Castle station, south London.
The Supreme Court has heard that two new laws would allow Holyrood to strike down legislation imposed from Westminster.
Business owners said they are not seeing the usual upturn in trade during the two-week tournament.
Hundreds of free tickets have been issued to keyworkers throughout the tournament to say thank you for their work during the coronavirus pandemic.
The internationally renowned tennis competition, which is often blighted by wet weather, has pushed ahead despite being affected by the pandemic.
A total of 3,285 cases were recorded over 24 hours – beating the previous record set on Thursday and higher than daily totals in January.
Zephaniah McLeod pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Jacob Billington after attacks in Birmingham city centre on September 6.
Downing Street has said the Prime Minister did not sack Matt Hancock as health secretary, shortly after Mr Johnson appeared to suggest otherwise.
The research, which has implications for Covid infection, showed that playing woodwind or brass instruments was no different to a person breathing.