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It will make a planning application for a major solar expansion at its Sunderland plant.
The ASCL leader said parents with ‘pointy elbows and lawyer friends’ could widen the equality gap if they pressurise teachers deciding grades.
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) backed the jab’s safety and said there had been just 22 reports of blood clots among recipients
It will also pay tribute to those who worked tirelessly to support the region during the pandemic, Boris Johnson added.
The Department for Transport said penalty fares are ‘no longer fulfilling their deterrent function’ at their current level of £20.
The proposal to take P1-P3 pupils back out of class for the week prior to the Easter holidays had been widely criticised by parents and school leaders
Downing Street said the Prime Minister had ‘explained the basis for his point’.
The 33-year-old went missing while walking home from a friend’s flat in south London last week.
Matthew Topham admitted causing death by careless driving in the collision in Lincolnshire in 2019.
Amanda Staveley sued the bank after complaining about the behaviour of bosses while negotiating investment deals in 2008.
Joanna Lumley lent her support as Panas Gurkha owner Sujan Katuwal made the landmark delivery to the Royal Artillery Barracks in Greenwich.
Professor Sharon Peacock believes Covid-19 vaccines will be able to cope with changes to the virus.
Crispin Odey was accused of one count of groping the woman while his pregnant wife was away
Sir Tim Berners-Lee has called for action to get the world’s young people safely online to drive economic and social growth post-pandemic.
Labour’s Jess Phillips said work must take place to ensure ‘nobody’s name ends up on this list again’.
The luxury cruise line will operate domestic trips for UK residents this summer.
The Public Accounts Committee criticised the Home Office.
Swanscombe Peninsula in Kent has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its habitats and wildlife.
The NSPCC said there was a ‘clear public consensus’ for stronger legislation that hardwired child protection into how firms designed their platforms.
The Scottish First Minister conceded it is ‘undeniably the case’ that her Government made mistakes in the matter.
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