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Renewables accounted for 42% of electricity production last year while fossil fuels made up 41%, analysis shows.
Keon Lincoln was set upon in the street by a group of youths armed with weapons.
Archbishop Eamon Martin and Archbishop John McDowell have issued public apologies.
The event takes place from August 14 to 30, and will this year be based at the Edinburgh College of Art.
The Prime Minister said he takes ‘full responsibility’ for the choices made by his Government.
MPs were told more incidents of graffiti as well as low-level intelligence and social media monitoring have provided early pointers.
Nearly two-thirds of university students have reported a worsening of their mental health and wellbeing, the survey suggests.
The documentary has been filmed over the last two years.
Fresh strikes planned by Unite members have ben called off while they vote on the agreement.
The organisers of centuries-old games in Sedgefield, County Durham, and Alnwick, Northumberland, have been cancelled this year.
Bailiffs from the National Eviction Team had moved in before 5am, according to HS2 Rebellion, but many protesters remain.
Reports by Deloitte are said to show Topshop and Topman alone failed with gross liabilities of more than £550 million.
The Archbishop of Canterbury said that, with one of the highest death tolls in the world, the UK should prioritise the vaccine rollout at home first.
O2, Three and Vodafone have unveiled their plans as part of the Shared Rural Network scheme.
The supertrawler Kirkella has left Hull for a one-off voyage to the sub-Arctic as talks continue over post-Brexit fishing rights.
The introduction of quarantine hotels is expected to be announced.
Professor Linda Bauld said some decisions had contributed to the second wave of the virus in Britain.
Mr Justice Poole ruled that specialists treating five-year-old Pippa Knight could lawfully stop providing treatment.
Some respondents to the survey had decided to quit their jobs.
Some hospitals have said they will not vaccinate inpatients and will wait for them to receive their jabs in the community.
