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More than 50 Conservative MPs say there should be a pay freeze for parliamentarians.
Welsh Government minister Vaughan Gething said Carling had a ‘significant social media following’ and people would believe what he said.
Around £1.6 billion has been paid out in furlough money in the last month, the Government has said.
Lorry driver Christopher Kennedy, 24, has denied plotting to people smuggle.
The economy will shrink by 11.3% this year, according to official forecasts.
Paul Lamb said he was ‘devastated’ the Court of Appeal has refused him permission to bring a legal challenge over assisted dying laws.
Stars from entertainment and sport have contributed signed pieces of clothing for the Cahonas Scotland Celebrity Loosen Up Auction 2020.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer made the claim during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Pc Simon Read is accused of breaching professional standards.
Rishi Sunak’s review came against a grim economic backdrop and soaring Government borrowing.
The BBC has appointed a former Master of the Rolls to lead an investigation into the Diana, Princess of Wales scoop.
Residents claim they were not involved in any consultation.
The Duke of Sussex’s cousin had two miscarriages before the arrival of her daughter Lena.
A third appeal against the conviction of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi over the 1988 atrocity is under way in Edinburgh.
Medics and a royal relative have expressed their sympathies for the duchess following her article in The New York Times.
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency boss Gareth Llewellyn said the cost of using dedicated test centres increases every year.
Judges praised owners of Cornucopia in Worcester for its efforts to maintain trading and open up new revenue streams during lockdown.
Experts have suggested relaxing the coronavirus restrictions at Christmas could lead to a surge in hospital admissions and another lockdown.
Parachutes that will help the the rover land safely on Mars have successfully completed tests.
Contingencies around Northern Ireland have been given a lot of thought, Northern Ireland Office minister Robin Walker said.