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Maffia denies assault by beating.
Witnesses reported hearing shots in a residential street in Birmingham.
The cocaine, which weighed a total of 946 kilograms, was suspected to have been placed in cargo in Colombia and was bound for Antwerp in Belgium.
Investors will be keen to hear how supermarket sales have offset hospitality closures when it posts its update for the half-year to December.
Any money made from parking activities must be spent on local transport projects.
The RSPCA has rescued dogs, cats, chickens and ducks from flooding brought on by Storm Christoph.
Ministers considered the proposal amid concerns of low compliance with self-isolation, but Downing Street said the majority are abiding by the rules.
Nichola Salvato, 49, a single mother from Brighton, has won a legal challenge over the DWP’s ‘proof of payment’ policy.
Martin Gilbey and partner Tracy were facing a tough January but are now celebrating a life-changing prize.
A subgroup of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies put the R at 0.8 to 1.0.
The operator has been hit hard by the coronavirus crisis, with a 95% fall in passenger numbers.
A petition to close camps in Kent and Wales has racked up more than 8,500 signatures in just a few hours.
The Royal College of Nursing said the current situation created a ‘postcode lottery’ for nurses.
Amine Laouar is accused over the fatal stabbing of Leon Street in Neasden, north-west London, on January 11.
K was seriously injured in the racially aggravated attack in Bristol six months ago.
The funding will support East West Rail and the Northumberland Line.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme can pay out up to £85,000 to impacted savers if they lose their investments.
The closely watched IHS Markit/CIPS Flash UK Composite PMI report showed a reading of 40.6 so far in January.
Around nine in 10 respondents said they would be very likely or fairly likely to have the vaccine, and around one in 20 very or fairly unlikely.
Supermarkets have seen increases in sales of vegetables.