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The deputy chief medical officer, often referred to as JVT, has become renowned for his use of analogies.
The company has entered administration.
UK and European Union negotiators continue efforts to thrash out a deal on post-Brexit trading arrangements.
Legislation has been published on the Welsh Government’s website on the new travel rules.
Simon Coveney called on Ireland to hold its nerve and put trust in chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier.
Judges previously accepted the Foreign Office’s position following a two-day hearing in November.
The company said the move comes after the ‘Scottish Government’s decision to remove contract assurances’.
Logistical issues with the Pfizer/BioNTech jab mean there are difficulties in getting it to residents.
The Lords Conduct Committee has recommended the Northern Irish peer be suspended for 18 months.
Several supermarkets have agreed to waive the business rates holiday despite heavily criticising the tax regime in the past.
The IHS Markit/CIPS services purchasing managers’ index showed a reading of 47.6 for November, marking the first decline since June.
Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Asda have pledged to return £1.7 billion back to the state.
Pupils will be given advance notice of some topics ahead of tests and they will be allowed to take in exam aids.
Some 778 miles of restrictions on motorways and A-roads in England will be cleared ahead of the festive period.
The 65 paintings have been brought together as the Queen’s official residence is undergoing a £369m reservicing programme.
The Committee on Climate Change recommended an increase from 61% as part of the contribution to the global Paris Agreement.
Of those spending less, nearly half put it down to the financial consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, comparethemarket.com found.
The BBC has previously set targets for improving the diversity of its workforce.
The famous school was attended by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and several of his predecessors, including David Cameron.
The UK became the first country in the world to give the go-ahead to the vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech.
