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Frustrated jobseeker Richard Stevens penned a song with his 16-year-old son Oscar.
The Office for National Statistics said the Consumer Prices Index tumbled to 0.2% in August from 1% in July.
Police constables Amy Taylor and April Cooper, of Cambridgeshire Police, were subject to a disciplinary hearing.
The ‘circus’ around coronavirus testing leads most of the nation’s Wednesday papers.
Researchers say the results of a six-year project debunk the modern image of vikings as brutal predators who travelled by sea from Scandinavia.
Just last week Nancy Pelosi said there would be “absolutely no chance” of a trade deal if Britain overrides the Brexit deal with Brussels.
A speech written by the country’s prime minister said ‘the time has come to fully leave our colonial past behind’.
People unable to get Covid-19 tests in Bolton have turned up at the hospital’s A&E department
The Telegraph quoted a source close to Mr Welby as saying he was ‘deeply concerned about Christmas and the impact of the rule of six’.
From Apple Watches to new subscription bundles, but not the iPhone 12.
The tech giant has a new fitness subscription called Fitness+ as well as a new bundle offering called Apple One.
A new version of the iPad Air and eighth-generation base iPad model is to be introduced.
The Apple Watch Series 6 will be joined by the ‘affordable’ Apple Watch SE and exercise class subscription service Fitness+.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge got stuck in when they visited east London’s Beigel Bake Brick Lane Bakery.
He said two priorities have seemingly been agreed, protecting older and vulnerable populations, and ensuring children are in school.
A spokesman said: ‘Keir Starmer is still awaiting the test result for a member of his family.’
Star Ashley Banjo said he has been overwhelmed by positive reactions.
Stephen Donnelly reported feeling unwell earlier on Tuesday, and other members of the Cabinet restricted their movements as a precaution.
The Sentencing White Paper published on Wednesday marks a ‘fundamental shift’ in the justice system, Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland said.
The last time the Met Office recorded a September temperature of 30C or more was back in 2016.