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Rapid devices – which can top up a car battery from empty to 80% in around half an hour – make up just over a quarter of the additional devices.
HMS Tyne has kept close watch on the vessels Viktor Leonov and Sergey Osipov, which have been sailing around the Moray Firth.
Public Health England (PHE) said the NHS is ensuring that appointments are still available.
The test from DnaNudge is available for people without Covid-19 symptoms and is able to return results in 90 minutes.
Commons Public Accounts Committee says the selection process for the Government’s Towns Fund was ‘not impartial’.
Stormont will resume discussions on Tuesday on whether to extend, amend or relax the current circuit-break measures.
The Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine needs to be stored at minus 70C.
The Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints had asked the lord advocate to disclose any ‘relevant’ material to it.
Viagogo’s proposals come after the UK competition watchdog last month provisionally blocked its completed takeover of StubHub.
Oxford University and AstraZeneca are expected to announce their results within weeks, according to Sir John Bell, who is part of the Oxford team.
Welsh education minister Kirsty Williams said coronavirus disruptions had made it ‘impossible to guarantee a level playing field’ for learners.
Pterosaurs ruled the skies millions of years ago but the new find is like nothing palaeontologists have seen before.
The BBC has said that Mr Bashir, now the corporation’s religion editor, is seriously ill with Covid-related complications.
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) heard evidence of vulnerable children being raped by priests, with little repercussion.
The prince gave a keynote speech at the virtual Green Horizon Summit.
Experts said it was possible the UK could have two vaccines ready to deliver by the early part of 2021.
The watchdog said a 25 Year Environment Plan, published in 2018, ‘does not provide a clear and coherent set of objectives’.
One woman said she felt ‘dehumanised’ by their treatment at Fettes College in Edinburgh, where slave auctions were allegedly held.
Stephen was murdered by a gang of racists in 1993, and incompetence and racism in the police marred the original investigation into his death.
Astronauts have been extracting useful bacteria from rocks on Mars and the Moon using devices developed by the University of Edinburgh.
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