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The shadow health secretary said a structural reorganisation mid-pandemic is ‘time consuming and energy sapping’.
Durham Police said the teenager got into difficulty in the River Tees near Darlington at around 5pm on Monday.
PHE, set up seven years ago in 2013, is expected to be axed by Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
Carnival is preparing for potential legal claims from customers and staff.
M&S said the bulk of the cuts would be made across its stores, affecting around 12% of its 60,000 shop-based staff.
Council leader Roger Gough said the limit had been reached despite efforts to work with the Home Office and other local authorities.
The boy was six-years-old when autistic teenager Jonty Bravery hurled him from the visitor attraction gantry on August 4, 2019.
Offences include yellow box misuse, making an illegal turn and driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
Permanent Secretary Leslie Evans will be questioned by MSPs on the Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints.
Tuesday’s front pages are dominated by responses to the Government’s policy shift over exam results.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain through the centre of Scotland and into the borders region on Tuesday
The former chancellor has accepted the paid position but will continue to serve as an MP.
The former chief executive of TalkTalk heads up England’s coronavirus contact tracing programme.
Shadow education secretary Kate Green has written to Gavin Williamson with 15 questions, including asking when students will receive their new grades.
There are widespread reports that Public Health England is to be axed.
The Cabinet minister has apologised for the ‘distress’ caused by the abandoned policy.
Alex Pullan is raising money for the Brain Tumour Research as brother Matthew starts treatment for brain cancer.
Here are the key questions answered on the decision to revert to teachers’ grades.
The talkRadio presenter is receiving treatment in London.
Moderation saw 42% of all predicted A-level grades lowered in Wales – angering students, teachers and unions.
