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It was the 17th consecutive month of decline in the number of cars built in the UK.
The showman sold millions of records throughout his long career.
Folkestone & Hythe District Council held a vote confirming its objections to the Kent site which has been described as ‘not fit for purpose’.
Licensed venues have received a ‘lifeline’ with the news that pubs have got the green light to serve takeaway drinks in the road map out of lockdown.
The energy firm is yet to confirm how many customers may have been affected.
The warning came as Boris Johnson was urged to tell the public about the damage the coronavirus pandemic has caused to the economy.
Judges said Clive Thomson carried out a ‘blatant and deliberate’ breach of a contempt of court order.
Buckingham Palace announced in January the 94-year-old head of state and the Duke of Edinburgh, 99, had been inoculated.
More than half of those who experienced abuse in their home as a child later suffered abuse from a partner, the For Baby’s Sake Trust found.
People living in the London borough are ‘strongly encouraged’ to take a Covid-19 test when offered.
Some 38% of the total 68,952 fixed penalty notices issued by police in England and Wales were handed out between January 17 and February 14.
UK ministers said the Government’s commitment to the Union had not changed despite the recent staff moves.
A surge in demand during the coronavirus pandemic as well as cold conditions last spring have been blamed for the shortfall.
The action will ban the officials from travelling to the UK and prevent businesses from dealing with them.
Scientists analysed decades’ worth of data on the impact of repeated fires on ecosystems across the world.
Boris Johnson said the plan for teachers to grade pupils this summer was a ‘good compromise’.
Countries including the UK have long grappled with finding ways to support journalism in the digital age.
Engineering work is normally carried out over weekends and public holidays but changing travel patterns could lead to a new policy.
The Palestine Action group claimed the factory was being used to supply parts for military drones.
Academics from King’s College London sent more than 1,000 emails to MPs from invented people with false concerns as part of a research project.