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Inger Andersen criticised global leaders for ‘not acting strongly enough’ and said ‘conscious citizens’ were needed to make ‘systematic changes’.
International travellers must adhere to entry requirements determined by the country they are visiting.
Sudesh Amman, 20, was shot dead by police in Streatham, south London, 62 seconds after starting a knife rampage in which two people were injured.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said an investigation found that customers entitled to refunds were offered vouchers instead.
University of Aberdeen researchers have found there may be previously unknown benefits to the therapy which is often used as a last resort.
Business Secretary Kwarsi Kwarteng said flexible working is ‘here to stay’ following the Covid 19 pandemic.
Eighteen young birds of prey have fledged from five nests in Northumberland, conservationists have revealed.
New data shows spending is up but at a slower rate than hoped, whilst Barclaycard saw a rise in sales of tickets for entertainment.
Jan van Huysum’s Flowers In A Terracotta Vase will be displayed at the Portview Trade Centre for almost a week on loan from the National Gallery.
Britain’s biggest police force, the Metropolitan Police, has arrested more than 1,000 people linked to county lines gangs since November 2019.
The Olympic gymnastics champion recently made headlines after a video of his daughter greeting him at Heathrow on his return from Tokyo went viral.
The bid has been criticised by the Labour Party, the American Lung Association and the American Thoracic Society
A 15-year-old boy was also found with serious injuries after an incident in Wellingborough.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) survey looked at attitudes during the period from June 23 to July 18.
But Professor Linda Bauld raised concerns that some restrictions could be needed if a new variant ‘challenges’ the Covid-19 vaccines.
A report released on Monday warned of the damage which will be caused if carbon emissions are not reduced.
The company said the upgrade of its operation on the Humber will create 200 direct new jobs as part of a £186m total investment.
International review of climate science finds human influence in warming the planet is ‘unequivocal’.
Countries are being urged to set out national plans for cutting emissions this decade.
Without immediate, rapid and large-scale cuts to greenhouse gas pollution, limiting warming to 1.5C will be beyond reach, scientists say.
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