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Cellular Goods uses biosynthetic cannabinoids to make skincare and athletic recovery products.
Stormont First Minister Arlene Foster has called for the measure to be replaced.
Joanna Cherry contacted police on Monday over a ‘vicious threat’ to her personal safety.
The firm told investors that revenues slid by 7% to £16 billion for the three quarters to December 31.
The oil giant reported losses of 21.7bn US dollars (£16bn) for 2020 against profits of 15.8bn US dollars (£11.6bn) in 2019.
A study found there is a slippery slope from casual punts to problem gambling.
Lung cancer was previously the most common
European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic is due in the UK next week to discuss the issue.
The latest pandemic developments lead many of the papers on Thursday.
Scientists say a mixed-dose regime could make the rollout of the vaccination programme more flexible.
A series of weather warnings are in force for the next five days.
Arlene Foster said PM Boris Johnson needs to back up his commitment to protect the UK internal market with ‘tangible actions’.
The number of those named is likely to be lower than the true total of workers who have died.
A court heard Anne Sacoolas was an employee of the US State Department at the time of the crash.
Some 135 headteachers signed a letter calling for workers from all educational settings to be vaccinated.
Jeffrey Donaldson made the remarks after crunch talks on the protocol between Northern Ireland’s leaders and the UK and EU.
The NHS is close to hitting the Government’s target of vaccinating everyone in the top four priority groups by the middle of February.
Researchers at the University of East Anglia found the vaccine becomes 90% effective after three weeks.
European Commission vice-president is to travel to London for talks amid deepening row between UK and Brussels
Boris Johnson has said the Government will take a ‘cautious’ approach to education in England, and will not try to match Scotland’s timetable.
