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The youths were remanded in custody to appear at Birmingham Crown Court on Tuesday.
Some 28 areas are now recording rates above 100 cases per 100,000 – the highest total since March 28.
James Peppiatt was remanded into custody.
The 0.7% spending target was a 2019 manifesto commitment.
Scientists are deliberating whether or not the vaccination programme should be rolled out for those aged 12 and over.
The majority of mentally ill people given a short sentence instead of a treatment order reoffend within a year – the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Loyalists gathered in Portadown on Saturday over the controversial Protocol and what they said is ‘two-tier policing’.
The data has been compiled by the Office for National Statistics.
The UK’s biggest grocer told investors on Monday morning that it will end the alliance on December 31.
Travellers must arrive in the UK before 4am on Tuesday or they will be required to self-isolate at home for 10 days.
The fatal incident happened in a house in Co Waterford in the early hours of Monday.
Pace bowler Robinson has been suspended pending an investigation into racist and sexist messages posted in 2012 and 2013.
The Government now has the data it needs to make a decision on the final relaxation of restrictions, a former chief scientific adviser has said.
The release is the second phase of a project to help the mammals at Timble Ings Woods in Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Prime Minister has been warned that thousands of people will die and the UK’s global standing will be diminished.
Annual house price growth was strongest in Wales, with house prices soaring by 11.9%, Halifax said.
The S4 Capital boss said several office leases have been terminated, with staff working flexibly.
Researchers found that being genetically programmed to be an early riser is protective against major depression and improves wellbeing.
The arrival of Harry and Meghan’s second child features on most of the nation’s front pages as the working week begins.
Teenagers who gave up maths after their GCSEs had a lower amount of a critical chemical for brain development, study suggests.
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