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The Brexit Minister was in NI to meet business and community representatives to discuss the challenges they are facing following departure from the EU
He also spoke about supporting his wife through grieving the death of her mother.
Education unions have described the funding package as ‘hugely disappointing’ and a ‘damp squib’.
The international telescope will be the largest and most powerful ever launched into space.
Paul Griffiths was jailed for 20 months after pulling out the imitation firearm at Rhondda Takeaway in South Wales.
Just over two-thirds of local areas (67%) are currently recording a week-on-week rise in rates.
Andrew McRae of the Federation of Small Businesses said continued Covid restrictions would be the ‘final straw’ for some operators.
Tony Eastlake, 55, was known as the ‘flower man of Islington’ by customers and his local community.
The last day on which no deaths were reported was July 30.
E-scooters are treated as motor vehicles by the Department for Transport and are subject to the same legal requirement as other vehicles.
Business bodies have given a mixed reaction to the changes.
Labour has called for all children to be given opportunities to ‘play, learn and develop’.
Daniel Boulton was arrested shortly after midday on Tuesday.
A balmy 25.7C was recorded at Heathrow Airport at 2pm on Tuesday, making it the hottest day of 2021 so far.
Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry, Helen Briggs, from Ex On The Beach, and Towie’s Myles Barnett have more than four million followers between them.
Lynda Rickard was found guilty of starving James ‘Anthony’ Sootheran to death.
The First Minister is keeping 13 local authority areas in Level 2, while 15 areas will move to Level 1 from Saturday.
The strategy aims to reduce the overall prevalence of smoking in Oxfordshire to below 5% by 2025.
Burton’s, which also makes Wagon Wheels and Maryland Cookies, employs about 2,000 people across six factories in the UK.
There are reports the young victim was chased in the street, before being fatally wounded.
