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The Met Office says it expects Friday to be the hottest day of the year so far with temperatures even nudging into 35C in Greater London.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said the measures would help counter future hostile activity.
Andy Anokye was convicted of 30 charges earlier this year.
It is the first use of the software in the UK.
£30 million of funding is being shared between tech innovators looking at how 5G can leverage industries across the country.
Scottish Constitution Secretary Mike Russell branded the proposals from Westminster a ‘blatant power grab’.
Brian Manship was described by police as a ‘danger to society and to women in particular’.
The big supermarkets sold 226 million carriers in 2019/20, down from 7.6 billion before the fee was introduced in 2015.
The quarterly BRC-LDC vacancy monitor revealed 12.4% of all shop units were vacant in the three months to the end of June.
Nine-year-old Tobias Weller has raised more than £133,000 for Sheffield Children’s Hospital and Paces School by walking and running two marathons.
Many attractions are reopening to the public following the relaxation of the Covid-19 lockdown.
The proportion of white British boys eligible for free school meals entering higher education has also fallen.
Researchers say there is an urgent need for more research into how the disease impacts the audiovestibular system.
Around £237 million of investors’ money was trapped in London Capital and Finance when it collapsed.
The pair of endangered parrots, which hatched in April, have spent three months hidden inside their nest with parents Royan and Dresden.
A study warns north-west Europe, including the UK, is among the hotspots at high risk.
Belgium is one country recording a week-on-week rise in the rate of new cases.
The 21-year-old was walking to the bus stop after finishing work at Southmead Hospital in Bristol last Wednesday afternoon when the attack happened.
One of the cases involves Patrick Rooney, nine, who died at his home in the Divis Flats in 1969 after being struck by a bullet fired outside.
Only 14% of participants in England report understanding the rules completely as the lockdown eased, according to the study.