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Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the Government would slash the budget to 0.5% of gross national income in 2021.
A spokesman for North Wales Police said producers have been spoken to about ‘set management and biosecurity’.
Scientists urge caution after Christmas bubble plan announced.
Kathryn Sheppard suffered four pregnancy losses and lost five babies before the birth of her daughter Rebecca in 2013.
A third appeal against the conviction of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi over the 1988 atrocity is under way in Edinburgh.
The UK is facing its biggest slump since the early 1700s.
Public sector workers earning below the median wage of £24,000 will receive a pay rise of at least £250.
The Chancellor spoke about the economic devastation caused by coronavirus in his address to the Commons.
Researchers say the real problem lay with regions not being allocated to the most appropriate tier swiftly enough.
The research also found there were few Welsh people of black or Asian heritage commemorated across Wales.
The direct-to-customer service offers bespoke bunches and door wreaths.
The key questions after the Chancellor delivered his Spending Review to the House of Commons.
The former first minister’s lawyers have written to Deputy First Minister John Swinney and civil servant Lesley Fraser to ask for assistance.
Office for Budget Responsibility figures have revealed the damage done to the public purse by coronavirus.
The programme will be named Challenger 150 to mark the 150th anniversary of the HMS Challenger.
The former national team manager had been in hospital after surgery to remove a blood clot on the brain.
Fife-based artist Boo Paterson’s stylish PPE features soft elastic headbands to provide comfortable support during use.
Just over 110,000 new cars left UK factories last month, down by 24,490, or 18.2%, on October 2019, the SMMT said.
Social distancing restrictions have made the experience of miscarrying in hospital and beyond even more isolating.
Matthew Mowbray entered boys’ rooms on the pretext of discussing work before touching them for ‘sexual gratification’, Reading Crown Court heard.