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The First Minister said there will be less flexibility to ease measures over the festive period if coronavirus rates remain ‘stubbornly high’.
The Defence Secretary encouraged more people to come forward after 22% of residents took part in the first 10 days.
The Financial Conduct Authority earlier this year brought a test case, which could affect around 370,000 businesses.
The Moderna jab is not one the UK has placed an order for, but scientists said the findings bode well for other coronavirus vaccines.
The list celebrates positive contributions women make to the environment and sustainability.
The 62-year-old said the show offered ‘a peek behind the doors of Buckingham Palace’.
Henry Bard was diagnosed with the aggressive childhood cancer in 2019.
The majority of pupils aged 10 to 15 were emotionally affected by their cyberbullying experience, the report shows.
THC – the main psychoactive constituent of cannabis – had increased in both resin and herbal samples from around the world.
There were 640,370 birth registrations in 2019, the Office for National Statistics said.
It is understood the company is working with advisers at CBRE to offload the string of sites.
The actor has a genetic condition which has left his face covered in non-cancerous tumours.
SSE and ScottishPower were named among the sponsors for the event in Glasgow next year.
Negotiations between the EU and the UK are due to resume in Brussels on Monday.
Lord Frost said on Sunday evening that there had been progress in a ‘positive direction’ in recent days.
The former prime minister said the real value of child benefits must be increased.
The Health Secretary said that politics have been ‘completely put aside’ in the pandemic.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said some of the stories around care home visits were ‘heartbreaking’.
The 100-year-old appears on the front of British GQ – usually graced by Hollywood A-Listers and music stars.
Key questions answered on road pricing, which is reportedly being considered by the Government to help fund investment in roads.
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