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More than a third of all Covid-19 deaths have taken place since the start of 2021.
Thirty-eight women using the title ‘Miss’ were checked-in as children, causing incorrect weight calculations for the flight from Birmingham.
The Bradford-based grocer said customers will instead be able to purchase reusable paper bags from its supermarkets.
Two surveys published on Thursday give Nicola’s Sturgeon’s party a constituency vote share of around 50%.
Assembly members unanimously passed a motion condemning violence and calling for calm.
The Labour leader was speaking after several nights of disorder.
National Cyber Security Centre research has found many people are using their pet’s name to secure their accounts.
The event will take place online over two weekends in May.
The report also says travel restrictions made it difficult for people to access food banks and cheaper shops.
Solicitor Neil Astles died on Sunday after getting the AstraZeneca vaccine on March 17.
The teenage activist said ‘democracy is the most powerful tool that we have’.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists is warning that mental health services risk being overrun.
It comes after more than £2 billion was handed back to the state in business rates relief from other essential retailers.
The National Education Union is calling on ministers to recognise that pupil wellbeing is ‘just as vital’ as their academic learning.
Meghan revealed in her interview with Oprah Winfrey that actor Tyler Perry allowed the couple to use his Los Angeles home.
The couple’s security arrangements came under scrutiny following their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Actress and model Cara Delevingne was among those to donate to the fundraiser after a video of tearful Naana Aisha Issaka went viral.
The team said research monitoring immune responses beyond six months are ongoing.
The specially commissioned illustrations feature interpretations of six classic science fiction novels by British writers.
A total of 379 Covid-19 deaths in the 80 and over age group occurred in England and Wales in the week ending March 19.