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The former first minister is due to give evidence to the Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish Government’s botched harassment investigation.
Eynsham Cricket Club, in Oxfordshire, said it should not have to pay VAT, on top of money spent building a new pavilion, because it was a ‘charity’.
The Earl of Wessex said well-wishers had sent ‘brilliant and lovely messages’ to his father.
The pair, who were apparently holding a photoshoot for social media, were among 86 people fined in Kent between Friday and Monday.
There were 51,510 children who were the subjects of child protection plans in England as of March 2020, according to ADCS.
Coronavirus measures will be eased throughout March and April.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon unveiled a phased plan to lift lockdown in Scotland.
The PM has urged the UN Security Council to come together to bring down emissions to tackle the issue.
Three female candidates had been in the running for the post.
Cutting the ’embarrassment factor’ may help save lives.
The 63-year-old is bringing an appeal against his life sentence with a minimum term of six years, imposed in December 2019.
Philip was pictured with the Queen to mark his 99th birthday.
Schools are expected to reopen fully no earlier than April 5.
Some insects have much larger respiratory capacities than others, allowing them to dominate in battles, researchers found.
The Government wants to see hundreds of farmers take part in a pilot for the sustainable farm incentives.
A Tory called for the freeze while Labour warned that the economic recovery was at stake.
The former first minister’s lawyers have asked to see why the Scottish Parliament decided to belatedly redact his evidence after it was published.
Thousands of university students have already returned to campus accommodation despite the national lockdown, Professor Adam Tickell suggests.
The Duke of Edinburgh was admitted to hospital last Tuesday after telling his doctor he felt unwell.
The Buckingham Palace garden is the subject of a new book.