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A Paignton Zoo keeper said the arrival is ‘great news’ for the zoo and the species as a whole.
Sajid Javid said there was ‘no reason’ to go beyond that date as he made his first Commons appearance as Health Secretary.
European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic said a Swiss-style agreement would cut the ‘vast majority’ of checks.
‘I’ve seen England beat them once and I know we can do it again,’ said Brian Osborn, who watched England win the World Cup at Wembley.
The issue was raised in the Commons, where Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle announced a review of security measures.
The Foreign Secretary announced that the UK is committing an extra £12.6 million to efforts to counter IS.
Educators must have robust policies to tackle sexual harm even if nothing is being reported, Ofsted has said.
The rate is expressed as the number of new cases per 100,000 people.
Ms O’Neill from Sinn Fein answered Executive Office questions, and was quizzed about the Northern Ireland Protocol
The European Commission vice president took the unusual step of appearing before a scrutiny committee of the Northern Ireland Assembly on Monday.
A video of the blaze posted on social media showed an explosion leading to a burst of flames.
The victim, from Reading, was killed on January 3 this year after two teenage boys disclosed grievances about him, a trial heard.
The European Commission vice president was told that not one unionist in the Stormont Assembly consented to the post-Brexit mechanism.
The idea is part of a six-week call for evidence from teachers, parents and other staff on how to promote good behaviour.
Addenbrooke’s Hospital has been testing staff for Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic, even when workers showed no symptoms.
Cabinet Minister Michael Gove said it was right for the former health secretary to resign but defended the PM’s decision not to sack him.
The figures were obtained following a Freedom of Information request to the Home Office.
The European Commission VP said the EU was prepared to take ‘bold steps’ to address problems with the NI Protocol, including the chilled meats ban.
The monarch was welcomed to ‘your ancient and hereditary kingdom of Scotland’ by the city’s Lord Provost.
The Parole Board will now consider the request.
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