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Steven Clark’s parents Charles and Doris have been arrested on suspicion of his murder.
First Minister Mark Drakeford said he was advising people not to travel but it would not be enforced as a rule.
The latest reading, which comes ahead of further tightening of coronavirus restrictions, represents the lowest figure since June.
Professor Linda Bauld said there had been mixed messaging in recent months which ‘erodes trust’ with the public.
RMT members will stage two 48-hour walkout in October.
Northern Ireland currently sees around 150 cases a day.
The First Minister spoke after Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said he felt ‘sorry’ for people when a ban on household visits was imposed.
Richard Morris was found dead in a forest on August 31, months after going missing while on a run near his family home in Hampshire.
It comes as Professor John Edmunds said the latest restrictions do not go far enough to tackle the increase in cases.
The fundraising hero joked that Sir Michael Caine or Sir Anthony Hopkins could play him, if they ‘age up’.
The families of the men allegedly killed by members of a British terror cell known as The Beatles said they only ever wanted justice.
The Bristol music venue was named after Edward Colston and in recent months the city’s association with the slave trade has come under scrutiny.
The royal appeared alongside wife Meghan for an event focusing on those people Time magazine considers the most influential in the world.
Boris Johnson has warned the early closing time could last for six months.
Today’s front pages are dominated by the threat of a new national lockdown in response to growing coronavirus cases.
England and Wales prepares to launch its own app on Thursday in a bid to stem the virus’s spread.
Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove has written to haulage associations urging them to prepare for changes.
Boris Johnson said ‘we must reserve the right to go further’ if new anti-coronavirus rules fail to get infections under control.
The letter was written by GB rowing team member and environmental lawyer Melissa Wilson, on behalf of Champions for Earth.
From patient figures to jobs lost, the pandemic has made its mark in many ways.
