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The food delivery platform has a nightmare start to its life as a listed company with shares opening at 390p and closing at 287.45p.
The party has called for an inquiry following reports the ex-government procurement chief joined the firm without proper vetting.
Labour’s David Lammy called the report an ‘insult’ to anyone in Britain who has experienced institutional racism.
Corby, Rotherham and North Warwickshire continue to record the highest rates.
Pimlico Academy in London has been engulfed in a row over uniform rules which pupils say discriminate against black and Muslim students.
The European regulator said a causal link between unusual blood clots in people who have had the vaccine is “not proven, but is possible”.
The Labour leader said the issue would be central to his party’s campaign for May elections.
Concerns have been raised over ‘increased rates of multiorgan dysfunction’ among coronavirus patients who required hospital admission.
The commercial challenge in the High Court claims the post-Brexit Irish Sea trading arrangements infringe on the economic rights of citizens.
The company had initially hoped to sell shares for between 460p and 390p.
The princess shared her flat with a number of girlfriends and was said to have a sign above her bedroom door which read ‘Chief Chick’.
Researchers recovered extra-terrestrial particles on the summit of Walnumfjellet within the Sor Rondane Mountains in east Antarctica.
Forecasters had said there was a 10% chance the UK could see its hottest March day on record.
The National Living Wage rises by 2.2% to £8.91 on Thursday, but remains below the £9.50 Real Living Wage rate.
People have been urged to put colourful posters in their window today, when staff were due to have a pay rise.
Serial criminal Paul Robson was jailed for life for murder, attempted murder and blackmail.
More than four million people in the UK are now fully vaccinated.
The Chancellor said that the decisions taken were ultimately made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
The cage fighter was jailed for life for killing 47-year-old Caroline Kayll in November last year.
David Trower, 67, had worked at NHS Lanarkshire since 1995.