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HMS Queen Elizabeth sailed out of Portsmouth Harbour to cheers from the crowds who filled the walls and the beaches.
The stunt at Emanuel’s in East Kilbride comes after Marks & Spencer started legal action against Aldi over the rival’s Cuthbert the Caterpillar.
Ms James was found dead just a few hundred yards from her home in the village of Snowdown, near Dover in Kent, on Tuesday.
The Labour leader visited Liberty Steel during his third campaign visit to the by-election battleground.
Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell also said Saturday and Sunday will continue to be cold for the time of year.
Three men, a woman and a teenage boy were arrested in different parts of the UK.
The actor has said he ‘vehemently’ denies allegations of sexual misconduct or criminal behaviour.
The stunt was organised by campaign group Extinction Rebellion.
The move comes after accusations of racism and in response to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Sources close to Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, who has yet to formally declare a leadership bid, dispute the claim from the Poots’ camp.
Ms James died from serious head injuries while out walking her dog and her body was found in woods close to her home.
Matt Hancock said the plan could offer a ‘viable alternative’ to self-isolation.
HMS Defender and HMS Diamond are part of the UK’s Carrier Strike Group due to deploy to the Indo-Pacific region next month.
Dominic Raab said it is ‘vital to safeguard independent and objective news reporting around the world’.
The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin is looking for volunteers to help their counterparts battling the crisis in India.
A campaign has been launched to raise £2.3m to build a memorial in St Paul’s Cathedral.
Scientists will be looking to see whether crowds mixing and dancing indoors increases the risk of transmission of Covid-19.
A clear majority in Northern Ireland and also the Republic would not accept higher taxes to fund reunification, according to a poll.
The event marked the first time they have been able to perform together since January 2020.
The Prime Minister has insisted the row is a ‘farrago of nonsense’.
