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Julien Dupuis, 39, made no plea and was remanded in custody at Edinburgh Sheriff Court.
The true figure could end up being higher once the effect of vaccines on transmission is taken into account.
Brazil and South Africa are on the current red list of countries from which entry to the UK is banned.
Fouad Kakaei was convicted of two counts of breaching immigration law for helping pilot a packed dinghy across the Channel.
Avon and Somerset Police have released footage of the incident.
All frontline health and social care workers are currently eligible to receive the vaccine, with care home residents and carers top of the list.
Forensic artists used hi-tech software to show how a man and woman both aged between 35 and 50 might have looked between the 14th and 17th centuries.
Emmanuel Towuaghanste mounted a High Court challenge after a tribunal made a misconduct finding following the death of Paul Mitchelhill.
Meghan gave the money to Nottingham-based charity Himmah with funds from The Royal Foundation.
A ‘specialised committee’ is to meet to consider ‘all the issues’ relating to the implementation of the protocol.
Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and Stafford have the highest proportion of people likely to have received their first jab.
The Education Select Committee has written to Gavin Williamson to raise concerns about the alternative arrangements for awarding grades.
Tax experts have said the legal change on appeals would be a ‘catastrophic blow’ for many firms impacted by the property tax.
The 2021 Cuprinol Shed of the Year competition features a lockdown category.
Thousands of patients were infected with hepatitis and HIV after being given contaminated products in the 1970s and 1980s.
National Cyber Security Centre chief executive Lindy Cameron is setting out her vision for the organisation.
An independent inquiry into maternity care at the trust published initial findings in December last year.
The Anglo-German firm announced it is offering 75% of its pre-pandemic capacity in the peak travel months, down from a planned 80%.
Researchers say the findings could help explain some of the oral symptoms experienced by Covid-19 patients.
The First Minister said the SNP will ‘build a country fit for the heroes’ of the coronavirus pandemic.