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Conservative former chief whip Andrew Mitchell is leading a parliamentary push to ensure new legislation makes up the shortfall.
Boris Johnson has said the Government will have “no hesitation” about downgrading countries to the amber or red list if necessary
To meet the official criteria for a heatwave, areas must see three consecutive days of high temperature – ranging from around 25C to 28C.
Lincolnshire Police appealed for any witnesses to the 10-mile trip to come forward.
Dea-John Reid was killed on College Road in the Kingstanding area of Birmingham at about 7.30pm on Monday.
Various estimates suggest that the crisis in lost learning calls for a massive national policy response.
Sir Kevan Collins was appointed to advise the Government on the long-term measures needed to support pupils who have faced disruption due to Covid.
Tony Eastlake was known as the ‘flower man of Islington’ by customers and his local community.
Race is an important issue for the monarchy after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex accused an unnamed member of the royal family of a racist comment.
West Midlands police have named the teenager as Dea-John Reid and said racist language was directed at him and his friends before the incident.
The warning comes after a patient got the wrong procedure after a similar sounding name was called out.
He said the package of support ‘falls far short of what is needed’.
He described funding as ‘pitiful’.
England, Scotland and Wales all saw their warmest days of the year on Wednesday, while Northern Ireland matched its previous record
The All Rise singer, 37, was not in court when his case was heard at Peterborough Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The Health Secretary said data does not show progress is ‘definitively off track’ but it is too early to make a call on lifting further measures.
Nine in ten Britons have, or intend to get, their Covid-19 vaccine.
Experts are calling for a five-pronged approach to tackle hesitancy focusing on confidence, complacency, convenience, communication and context.
The meeting had been due to take place last week but was rearranged with Ms Sturgeon calling on the UK Government to extend furlough again.
The dress will be on show at Kensington Palace.
