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In 2016, the Government carried out Exercise Cygnus, which involved 950 officials from central and local government as well as the NHS.
Staff have been asked to use gender-neutral language alongside – not instead of – traditional terms to ensure that all groups are represented.
Researchers say the study could unlock information about the debilitating neurodegenerative disorder.
The Dutch brewer said it will cut almost 10% of its 85,000 staff as part of its efforts to save two billion euro over the next two years.
Local councils are increasingly managing grassy roadsides for the benefit of wildlife, a Freedom of Information request shows.
Seven in 10 English local authorities have mowing or management regimes alongside roads to boost wildflowers, Freedom of Information figures show.
The company has pledged £500,000 for a new fund and urged support from other employers.
Footage of the incident shows lawyer Rod Ponton struggling to remove a cat filter during virtual court proceedings.
The Transport Secretary said that his 89-year-old father has been on a coronavirus ward for ‘quite some time’.
The Transport Secretary says ‘strong action’ is needed to prevent new Covid variants entering the UK.
The suspects used a sim-swapping scam to take control of wealthy targets’ mobile phones and steal cash, bitcoin and personal data.
Clarence House confirmed the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall had both been vaccinated.
Sainsbury’s said the move will focus on its most popular items with customers, including meat, chicken, fresh fruit and vegetables, and dairy.
The Cabinet minister told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that ‘people shouldn’t be booking holidays right now’.
The TravelPass app will give people flying abroad the ability to share their coronavirus test and vaccination results.
Mr Jenrick’s announcement comes amid growing criticism of the Government’s response to the cladding crisis
The Ockenden Review into baby deaths and allegations of poor care at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust identified seven ‘essential actions’.
Police in England issued 196 of the fines, with two handed out in Wales.
The country’s effort to reach the red planet is the second of three to take place throughout February.
Differing takes on the punishment for breaking Britain’s new, harsher border controls are splashed across the front pages.
