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London trader Temur Akhmedov told a judge that ‘multi-millionaire’ Tatiana Akhmedova seemed to have forgotten that he was her son.
The duke and duchess welcomed the news that the UK has begun its mass vaccination programme.
The Justice Secretary was facing questions about the Government’s Constitution, Democracy and Rights Commission.
The Prime Minister and Ursula von der Leyen will continue talks in person with time running out to strike a post-Brexit trade deal.
Mark Zuckerberg raised concerns about the UK Government’s plans for internet regulation with then culture secretary Matt Hancock in 2018.
People have been advised to keep their homes heated to at least 18C.
Various vaccines bought by the UK are at different stages along the approval and distribution process.
A person aged 100 was among 25 vulnerable occupants and 35 staff to receive the Covid-19 jab.
William and Kate’s trip was arranged to boost morale and thank key workers and communities for their efforts during the pandemic.
‘It’s about democracy, it’s about freedom, it’s what Churchill was proud of, it’s what Margaret Thatcher was proud of,’ said Sir Bill Cash.
Runnymede, Basildon and Brentwood have recorded the biggest week-on-week increases.
Do not forget the basics of ‘hands, face, space’ over Christmas, doctors say.
Murdo Fraser said comments by Nicola Sturgeon’s husband Peter Murrell have ‘directly contradicted the First Minister’.
Phase 3 trial data showed the jab was 70.4% effective on average across two different dose regimes.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company has opted to build the new 4×4 Grenadier at the Hambach factory in France instead of Bridgend.
National Express says passenger numbers have surged since the window for students returning home for Christmas opened last week.
The Cambridges’ royal train tour ended at Windsor with an event to pay tribute to volunteers and key workers.
Education Secretary John Swinney has announced Higher and Advanced Higher tests will be scrapped, along with National 5 exams.
Tatiana Akhmedova, 48, said billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov, 65, offered to pay her bills and expenses on a ‘regular basis’
The First Minister’s husband Peter Murrell has been giving evidence to the Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints.