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Margaret Seaman’s woolly creation is raising funds for projects at three Norfolk Hospitals.
The first man to run the sub-four minute mile went on to become a distinguished neurologist specialising in the automatic nervous system.
Brexit minister Lord Frost will set out how he intends to resolve issues around barriers to trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
British Meat Processors Association chief executive Nick Allen criticised ‘confusing messages’ from the Government.
The company said parcel volumes have fallen when compared with the height of the first lockdown but remain ahead of pre-pandemic levels.
The medics’ call for bold action is supported by Asthma UK, Cancer Research UK, the British Thoracic Society and the British Heart Foundation.
The Office for National Statistics said Government borrowing stood at £22.8 billion in June, down from £28.2 billion a year earlier.
The high street fashion chain said pent-up demand has fuelled a boom in business.
More than 180,000 contributors have helped shaped the new strategy.
The mercury is expected to push 30C (86F) again on Wednesday.
A range of stories are making headlines on Wednesday, including events in the Channel.
Chief executive of Rekom UK, Peter Marks, said he will ‘bang the drum’ until ‘common sense prevails’.
Andrew Dymock, who carved a swastika into his girlfriend’s buttock, was found guilty by an Old Bailey jury in June of 15 charges.
Committee conveners from Westminster, Holyrood, the Senedd and Stormont have written to Chancellor Rishi Sunak on the issue.
Arlene Arkinson, from Co Tyrone, disappeared in August 1994 following a night out
The cow was walked off the road and went back home ‘after an exciting night out’.
The party’s ruling body on Tuesday also heard about Labour’s dire financial situation as staff face redundancies.
Consultations into the Health and Disability Green Paper have been launched but charities said any changes needed to meet people’s needs.
Reports have suggested Brexit minister Lord Frost will call for most goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain to be exempt from checks.
The Government sparked anger in March by saying it could only afford a 1% increase.
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