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Successive London mayors asked for more national plans to tackle pollution, an inquest into the death of a severely asthmatic child was told.
Independent group has selected six cases out of 20,000 received since launching in October.
Researchers found that the leading cause of blindness is cataract, accounting for 15 million people globally.
The charity Stonewall has said Tuesday’s judgment provides a ‘green light’ to those who want to roll back the healthcare rights of all young people.
The head of state and her consort have not spent a Christmas at their Berkshire home since the mid-1980s.
The tomb dates back to about 3500 BC.
The Prime Minister pledged extra cash for pubs forced to close in England but the trade dismissed the move and he still faces vocal Tory opposition.
The Scottish Government’s head of people advice Judith Mackinnon has given evidence to the Holyrood committee looking into the botched investigation.
Business leaders hope customers will return to their local stores in the final weeks before Christmas as the current lockdown ends on Wednesday.
The impacts of the pandemic have sparked a rise in the number of people thinking about disappearing, the charity Missing People said.
Treasury minister John Glen insisted the measure introduced in July was ‘temporary’.
MPs warn that Government is ‘taking limited responsibility’ for preparedness as December 31 deadline looms.
Debenhams said that 12,000 workers are at risk after the high street announced plans to enter liquidation.
Four Royal Household Cavalry men died in the July 1982 blast.
Researchers say the popular shows too often portray pain as something arising only through violent acts or injury.
The woman is to be deported after being convicted of people trafficking and a judge says her eight-year-old daughter can return to Lithuania with her.
Researchers found that risk of endometriosis increased the more young women used tanning beds, got sunburnt or used sunscreen.
The head of operations has warned the full roll-out of rapid turnaround tests may take until ‘January and beyond’.
But the effect has only been noticed in women.
Simon Dolan took his case to the Court of Appeal after a High Court judge refused permission for a full hearing of his challenge in July.
