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The ads for KaiAviation clothing featured the slogans ‘follow me’ and ‘remove before flight’.
Andrew Hall died in hospital after being restrained at a police station in Huddersfield.
People getting married this week have been left out of pocket and have to settle with no dancing, while sporting events continue with large crowds.
A probe will determine whether the tech giant has breached rules by making it harder for rivals to compete.
Eight-year-old Kaiden Freeman was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 11 months.
Data from the Recruitment & Employment Confederation found that employers are also looking at hiring more staff, but labour shortages remain an issue.
Inspectors said the figures were of ‘huge concern’.
The presence of coronavirus antibodies suggests someone has had the infection in the past or has been vaccinated.
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee reportedly intends to contact the Competition and Markets Authority over any deal.
Mental health minister Nadine Dorries told MPs that the Government is playing ‘catch-up’ over mental health provision.
The broadcaster has published its annual report as it faces the threat of sale.
Edwin Poots was elected party leader last month but was forced to resign within weeks following an internal revolt.
Benjamin Field was ordered to serve at least 36 years in prison after being found guilty of 69-year-old Peter Farquhar’s murder in 2019.
Andrew Flintham, of Tui, said it is ‘inexplicable’ that more countries were not added to the green list earlier this month.
Labour MPs on the education select committee have spoken out against the report’s focus on terminology.
Final details remain to be worked out between the UK Government and Uefa.
The UK Government and the EU are locked in a dispute over the implementation of the protocol.
NatWest, Virgin Money and Bank of Ireland also received letters from the Competition and Markets Authority over regulation failures.
The ad for the Go-Vi Eradicator19, seen on the website protect-nhs.co.uk in November, included the claim ‘Proven to destroy Coronavirus* cells’.
This may have possible implications for future healthcare services if the coronavirus pandemic brings about increases in long-term respiratory issues.
