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Extreme heat in Britain will become the ‘new normal’ even if the world meets its temperature targets, leading meteorologists say.
The Wednesday papers splash on quarantine developments and Government plans to tackle crime.
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The plans will be a boost to the aviation and tourism sectors which have been hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Government has set out plans for a statute of limitations, preventing further police action on Troubles-related violence before April 1998.
Ambulance crews had earlier taken two children to hospital.
London’s newest tourist attraction was meant to boost the capital’s shopping district but has faced criticism.
The move by the European Commission follows calls for a ‘standstill’ period by the UK Government.
The Lyric Theatre in Belfast has welcomed back its first audience since the start of the pandemic.
Lee Anne Porteous, from Glasgow, believed she was fit and healthy before she started feeling unwell while on a dog walk last year.
Latest figures from March 2020 show three out of five buses in England were not fitted with the technology.
Cristiana Banciu’s parents said she was the ‘apple of our eye’.
The charity has spent decades funding the brightest minds to make medical breakthroughs.
Silchester International which owns a 15.14% stake in Morrisons, said on Tuesday that it is ‘not inclined to support’ the agreed deal.
June and Jim Machin have raised more than £600,000 for the British Heart Foundation.
Mary Lou McDonald and deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill met with the families of five people killed by the British army in 1972.
Lord Clarke told the inquiry there would have been ‘outrage’ if Factor VIII supplies to haemophiliacs had been stopped.
A public awareness campaign to dispel ingrained stereotypes and a taskforce examining the increased costs disabled people face are being promised.
The punk group’s former drummer Paul Cook and guitarist Steve Jones are suing the band’s ex-singer.
The Prince of Wales attended the release of a clutch of hand-reared threatened Eurasian curlew chicks at the royal family’s Norfolk seat.
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