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Bosses at the supermarket giant agreed the takeover move, led by institutional investor Fortress, earlier this month.
A Home Office consultation is looking at whether journalists handling leaked documents should be treated similarly to spies.
Katie Rowley said the Government had breached obligations to make Covid-19 broadcasts accessible to deaf people under equality legislation.
A House of Lords committee has called on the UK and EU to drop their ‘fundamentally flawed’ approaches to the new arrangements and find compromise.
Richard Jewsbury said he hopes the UAE’s low rate of coronavirus cases and strong vaccination programme will see it removed from the high-risk tier.
The company has launched a recruitment drive in response to a big rise in logistics requirements, especially in London.
The passed resolution states that the ex-health secretary, who is Tory MP for West Suffolk, ‘neglected the best interests of his constituents’.
The Lucky Strike and Dunhill owner held firm on its outlook for the year as it reported a better-than-expected rise in sales.
The PM said taking a Covid-19 vaccine was a ‘massively positive’ thing to do, but did not endorse Michael Gove’s criticism of those who refuse.
The Prime Minister urged the ‘need for caution’.
Unions welcomed the nationalisation of Sheffield Forgemasters, saying it protects the supply of steel for the UK’s defence and nuclear programmes.
Some workers receive less than 24 hours notice of their shifts, says report.
The Prime Minister defended the police pay freeze and said he had ‘absolutely every confidence’ in the Home Secretary.
The broadcaster said it notched up a record June performance thanks to the Euro 2020 tournament and easing of coronavirus restrictions.
Nationwide Building Society said the average house price in July stood at £244,229, down from £245,432 in June.
Dean and teammates James Guy, Matthew Richards and Duncan Scott won the 4x200m freestyle with a dominant performance in Tokyo.
Mark Dowie said he felt compelled to comment after volunteers reported being heckled for bringing migrants to safety.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival will take place between August 18 and 25.
The open-air memorial in Staffordshire has been designed by Walter Jack.
The drop came across the board for both in and out-of-hours detentions.
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