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The Crown Office wrote to the Scottish Parliament raising concern about possible contempt of court with the publication of Alex Salmond’s evidence.
The item and the ‘treasures’ inside have been donated to English Heritage.
Simon Kenway was told twice by Emirates he could quarantine at home, but is now spending 10 days in a quarantine hotel.
The Duke of Edinburgh has been spending the latest lockdown with the Queen at Windsor Castle.
Deaths during the current wave of the virus peaked on January 19.
People travelling from banned ‘red list’ countries have found themselves unable to board flights due to missing paperwork.
Limited social mixing indoors will be permitted from May 17 at the earliest, according to the Government’s road map.
There were 4.5 million claims for the benefit between March 13 2020 and January 14 2021, according to the Department for Work and Pensions.
The Financial Conduct Authority has published guidance to drive improvements in the way firms treat vulnerable customers.
A passer-by noticed the bird digging through rubbish inside a bin underneath Chelmsford railway station in Essex and called the RSPCA.
The First Minister has expressed a desire to ‘revisit’ an executive decision taken last week for a phased return to classes in Northern Ireland.
Simon Bowes-Lyon pleaded guilty to assaulting a woman in a bedroom at his ancestral home of Glamis Castle, Angus.
The endangered whale shark can reach lengths of 18 metres.
A scientist advising the Governments says low uptake in deprived communities could threaten a new wave of Covid-19 infections.
Dominic Raab and counterparts from nations including the US, France and Germany said people ‘must be held to account’ for violence against protesters.
The Forest of Dean MP said the delay in easing restrictions will have ‘real consequences’ for people’s jobs.
Larch Maxey is due to appear at Highbury Magistrates’ Court.
The Office for National Statistics said the number of payrolled workers rose by 83,000 between January and February.
Foreign holidays could be permitted from May 17.
Group chief executive Noel Quinn said the company’s mandate in 2020 was to ‘provide stability in a highly unstable environment for our customers’.
