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Members of a specialist unit of Hampshire Constabulary were recorded using discriminatory language.
Northumbria Police received a call about possible human remains in a muddy field which turned out to be a spud growing next to a mushroom.
Cor Hutton was the first person in Scotland to successfully undergo the procedure.
Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye said varying testing facilities in other countries could present a ‘real challenge’.
Laboratory studies found blood samples had neutralising levels of antibodies which appeared to work against a key mutation in the new strains.
Seafood exporters said they have been hit by a ‘perfect storm’ of bureaucracy, IT problems and confusion following the end of the transition period.
People can be ordered to return to their homes by police.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps declined to give his backing to calls to remove the president early by invoking the 25th Amendment.
The decision to halt the case was taken by the Crown Prosecution Service after ‘additional maritime expert evidence’ came to light.
The company’s sales in the three months to January 2 reached just £54m as lockdowns and restrictions hit hard, and 97% of its staff are furloughed.
The food and fashion retailer said sales in the three months to December 26 fell 7.6% but it had a ‘robust’ Christmas.
The new variants are highly transmissible and behind a surge in coronavirus cases in parts of the UK.
Researchers said earlier travel and quarantine interventions could have helped to reduce the intensity of the UK’s first wave of cases.
Ski centres, showrooms of larger retailers and clinics offering cosmetic and aesthetic procedures must also close with limits in place until February.
Ross Kemp and Christopher Biggins are expected to attend.
Noah Donohoe, 14, was recovered from a storm drain near the M2 motorway in June, six days after he went missing in north Belfast.
Friday’s front pages cover the fallout of the fatal assault on the US Capitol and pandemic developments here in Britain.
Ministers say the measures are designed to prevent mutant strains of the virus entering the country.
A provisional restart date of Monday March 1 has been put in place.
Trafalgar Square and the London Eye were among the venues which took part in the campaign.
