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Calais MP Pierre-Henri Dumont says he believes migrants would rather live secretly in the UK than claim asylum in France.
Wildcats, beavers and several species of bat are under threat of dying out in Britain, according to the first official Red List for British Mammals.
Some 70% of people reported wearing a mask in July, up from 19% in April.
The prize is now in its 16th year.
Bank of England figures reveal approvals increased to just over 40,000 in June from 9,300 in May.
Cat Dixon and Raz Marsden completed their trip in 263 days, eight hours and seven minutes.
Carla Molinaro said: ‘I’ve never done anything this hard.’
Some 15 homicides were recorded by the Metropolitan Police so far in July.
The airport’s passenger numbers were down 96% year on year between April and June.
The church is calling on those who have never been inside the historic building to pay a visit.
Government agreements are now in place for 250 million doses of potential vaccines.
Fears over an impending second wave of coronavirus dominates Wednesday’s front pages.
Court documents have outlined the Duchess of Sussex’s case against Associated Newspapers.
Meghan is suing Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline.
The case is the latest chapter in an escalation of hostilities.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson launched the scheme on Tuesday as part of efforts to get more people cycling.
John Holland-Kaye said the testing could be ‘up and running’ in a fortnight.
They had initially been estimated to sell for between £800,000 and £1.2 million.
She criticised the verdicts in an open letter on Facebook.
The Agriculture Bill could be amended in the House of Lords to include further guarantees designed to stop imports watering down standards.
