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A floating inflatable has passed the Tower of London to promote Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Newcastle and Northumbria University released their latest Covid-19 figures on Thursday.
Home Office estimates suggest some 500,000 could arrive in the first year after the visa becomes available in January.
But the Scottish Conservatives urged the SNP Government to instead focus on the country’s recovery from coronavirus.
Tory chair of the Treasury Select Committee Mel Stride called for the UK’s chief economist to join Number 10 press briefings on Covid-19.
The Office of Rail and Road said train times are being altered more often than usual because of the impact of Covid-19.
The Chancellor announced billions for businesses under Tier 2 controls following the announcement that London was to be moved into that category.
Witness X entered the UK 12 days before 39 Vietnamese nationals were found in a sealed lorry container.
Progress in narrowing the ethnicity gap across universities has been slow, the Advance HE executive says.
Professor Paul Lehner says our lives won’t always be affected by the virus and Professor Tracy Hussell wishes ‘herd immunity’ wasn’t such a dirty word
Sue and Kevin Powell said their son, daughter-in-law and four grandchildren were travelling home from a weekend visit at the time of the car crash.
Welsh education minister Kirsty Williams said asking students to self-isolate was being ‘actively considered’.
The move comes after restrictions on the industry were extended for a further week.
The prince met with Mustafa al-Kadhimi, who took over as prime minister in May.
The study of more than 70,000 people also found that understanding of the rules was lower in England than in both Wales and Scotland.
Lawyers for Eusebi Deli in Glasgow’s west end said the court agreed its premises meet the legal definition of ‘cafe’.
Gorilla In A Pink Mask appeared on a wall in Eastville, Bristol, in 2001 and was painted over in 2011 but has now been removed and restored.
Sales of the magazine have suffered as a result of the virus crisis.
The penny was issued between 1139 and 1148 during a period of civil war in England.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled his latest scheme to help workers suffering due to the economic impact of coronavirus.
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