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Data analysed by Friends of the Earth reveals monitoring sites across England that exceed annual air quality levels for nitrogen dioxide.
Grocery sales led the charge, but others such as DIY tools, also grew in the year to July.
The National Food Strategy, commissioned by Government, says poorer children risk being ‘left behind’ and will be badly affected by Covid-19.
The Labour leader has urged the Government to provide a targeted extension of the furlough scheme to support the hardest-hit sectors.
The Edward Scissorhands star’s libel action against The Sun newspaper is drawing to a close.
A report said the typical six-month buffer needs to be extended.
The new measures aim to avoid a local lockdown, the council says.
Properties with south-facing gardens have an asking price 7% higher than average.
Temperatures are expected to rise continually in the next few days, with some areas getting into the 30s by the weekend, the Met Office said.
About 95 tonnes of oil was released into the sea 75 miles west of Shetland on October 2 2016.
The couple are planning to launch their Archewell charitable body instead.
Research suggests a test may be able to detect changes in the brain 20 years before dementia symptoms occur.
Despite talk of the ‘cloud’, the vast majority of connectivity is deep under the ocean.
Westminster’s Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee wrote to Business Secretary Alok Sharma.
The most recent new case in West Devon was recorded on June 26.
But the regulator is not taking enforcement action against the early years sector at this stage.
Bikes will be made available on the NHS and £50 vouchers towards repair costs will be launched on Tuesday night.
The staff are now isolating.
Lord Darling was chancellor during the financial crisis of 2008.
The latest BRC-Nielsen shop price index revealed that shop prices slid 1.3% in July, as non-food products dropped in value.
