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The Scottish Secretary faced down SNP questions over the granting of a second independence referendum.
Teaching moved online for the majority of students in the spring of 2020 when Covid-19 led to a national lockdown.
The duchess first chatted to the elderly men in 2017 when the Cambridges visited a former Nazi concentration camp.
A senior National Crime Agency official said important provisions like the ability to arrest on an Interpol red notice have been preserved.
January 27 marks Holocaust Memorial Day.
The Business Committee will examine issues such as unemployment, skills, so-called ‘fire and rehire’, mass redundancies and workers’ rights.
The Scottish First Minister led a moment of silence during her coronavirus briefing in memory of those who have died.
Schools will stay closed until March and some travellers will be subject to hotel quarantine, Boris Johnson has announced.
The Labour leader repeatedly branded Boris Johnson ‘slow’ in his response to the pandemic.
Police and Middlesbrough Council have now shuttered the terraced house.
The proportion of top degrees surged after universities adopted ‘no detriment’ policies due to Covid-19, figures show.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest the symptoms were significantly less common in people testing positive for the new variant.
The Prime Minister said the new measures would apply to arrivals from “red list” nations where there were concerning new coronavirus variants.
Dr Richard Harling said councils expect to be dealing with coronavirus cases for a ‘very long time’.
The employee-owned company was contacting individual workers on Wednesday to tell them if they are at risk of redundancy.
The remark was the second time a microphone has caught Vaughan Gething criticising a Welsh Labour colleague at the Senedd.
It wants to speed up the process of rolling out mobile coverage and broadband.
Citizens Advice says giving children laptops and broadband to carry out learning from home is ‘just a sticking plaster’ for the problem.
The Amazon green parrot was said to be able to detect a packet of crisps being opened from four miles away.
The Northern Ireland Protocol prevents the importation of certain plants and seeds to the region from Great Britain.
