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The Isle of Wight has seen the biggest week-on-week increase in rates, followed by Halton and Carlisle.
Paula Williamson had said she was in the process of having her marriage to the notorious inmate annulled.
Diana, Princes of Wales’ Panorama interview sent shockwaves through the monarchy.
The party will broaden its agenda to call for a different approach to the coronavirus crisis, as well as reform to the economy.
The figure is likely to be lower than the true number of workers who have died.
Schools have been closed down as part of strict measures designed to stem a rising tide of coronavirus cases entering hospital.
Some 600 deaths took place on December 28 – the highest daily total since April.
All health workers should have their jab by the end of January, the British Medical Association said.
The ‘Fail. Learn. Win’ campaign was informed by research suggesting 81% of young people do not achieve their goals ‘because of fear of failure’.
He succeeds Sir David Clementi in the role.
The Government also confirmed 62,322 cases of coronavirus in the UK, the highest daily total reported in the pandemic so far.
A Metropolitan Police statement confirmed 21 arrests were made in Parliament Square after the demonstration began on Wednesday afternoon.
The UK’s trade deal with the European Union does not cover financial services.
While GCSEs, AS and A levels in the summer have been cancelled, some Btec exams this month are still going ahead.
The Health Secretary faced pleas from Conservative backbenchers to outline the road map to ease restrictions across England.
John Giddings said he was ‘petrified’ the vaccine wouldn’t be rolled out quickly enough for the popular festival to go ahead in June.
It came as the Government said a further 1,041 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Wednesday.
Supporters of the WikiLeaks’ founder stood outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The Dales Dippers are raising money for Crisis, the UK’s charity for homeless people, by wild swimming every day during January.
Company says it has contingency plans in place to deal with the industrial action.
