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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has described as ‘repugnant’ the UK’s Government’s decision to challenge legislation passed in the Scottish Parliament.
Non-essential retailers, hairdressers and food outlets opened in England on Monday.
The Court of Appeal in Belfast has accepted an undertaking from the Executive that it will provide the necessary funding for the scheme.
Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie said the Duke of Edinburgh had been a pioneer but had lived by different values to modern green campaigners.
Police believe Steven Clark came to harm 29 years ago, although they have never found a body.
Alex Salmond’s Alba party has continued campaigning despite political opponents calling a halt to mark the Duke’s death.
Qari Asim has urged households not to mix as Ramadan begins despite lockdown easing.
Both dukes have held the ceremonial title of Captain General of the Royal Marines.
Store manager Terry Boyle said it had been a ‘tough, challenging time’.
Admiral Tony Radakin paid tribute to Philip, who died aged 99 on April 9.
The Duke of Cambridge shared a heartfelt tribute to his grandfather.
It comes as shoppers returned to the high streets and drinkers were able to visit pubs as restrictions were eased in England on Monday.
Heritage Malta’s chief operating officer, Kenneth Gambin, said there was ‘a feeling of sadness’ on the island after Philip’s death.
Some 1,000 people died and around 100,000 were left homeless following the onslaught by Nazi bombers in April and May 1941.
The PA news agency looks at how the controversy unfolded and what happens next.
Harry is able to attend his grandfather’s funeral due to a provision in the law that allows mourners to leave quarantine on ‘compassionate’ grounds.
Two new studies found no evidence that people with the B117 variant have worse symptoms or a heightened risk of developing long Covid.
The former cabinet minister was one of the ‘Gang of Four’ who broke away from Labour to form a new party.
The picture of the then two-year-old with the Duke of Edinburgh was taken in Norfolk by the Duchess of Cambridge.
The brothers have paid tribute to their grandfather who died at the age of 99.