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Tim Martin told investors on Wednesday that a Daily Telegraph story ‘misrepresented Wetherspoon’s position’.
Jeffrey Gafoor was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Lynette White in 1988.
Master Julia Clark said a sister and brother ran up ‘disproportionate’ legal bills during a dispute over their father’s estate.
The Government has consulted on making vaccination a condition of deployment for staff at older adult care homes in England.
Unison said more needs to be done to protect nurses against ‘sex pests’.
One in three movers said they had to eat into their mobile data in order to stay online.
The findings have led to the launch of a clinical trial aimed at finding out if lithium can be used to prevent the disease.
The trial was pushed back to October 7.
At the peak of the second wave nearly half of registered deaths involved coronavirus.
There have been suggestions that rules dictating the wearing of face coverings in some public settings could continue.
Fine weather is expected in many parts of the country but rain and thunderstorms are likely in south-west England and Wales.
The Public Prosecution Service will take no action over 14 suspects reported for potential offences during demonstrations in Belfast and Londonderry.
Ian Waring observed events from his office window on London Bridge after the Fishmongers’ Hall attack.
Ross Peltier has represented Jamaica at rugby league as well as playing for Keighley Cougars, Bradford Bulls and Doncaster Dons.
The RSCPA and firefighters took two and a half hours to free Kevin after he became wedged in a three-inch gap.
The four-day extravaganza, in June 2022, will reflect the Queen’s reign and her impact on the UK and the world.
Professor Sir John Bell said helping poorer nations is ‘part of our fight against the virus’.
Labour said dissolved companies had ‘made thousands of pounds in donations’ to the Conservatives.
There were 9,860 deaths from all causes registered in the week ending May 21.
Several sheds were shortlisted in the ‘lockdown’ category.
