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The latest market recovery report by CGA and AlixPartners has shown that nearly 27,000 licensed premises are yet to reopen.
The UK is expected to bounce back sharply in the third quarter after the eye-watering 20.4% contraction seen between April and June.
He criticised ministers for not doing enough to restore confidence in the safety of trains and buses.
From Monday, social gatherings in England will be limited to groups of six people.
The Trussell Trust said families with children are being hit the hardest during the pandemic.
The Commission on Alcohol Harm said alcohol is the leading risk factor for ill health, death and disability among people aged 15 to 49 in England.
A 10% tariff could be made on cars and up to 22% on vans and trucks, which would almost certainly need to be passed on to consumers, groups warned.
A promised rescue package has yet to reach the coffers of zoos and aquariums.
The findings come as students return to campus for the start of term after months of remote learning.
The UK’s rising coronavirus cases again features among the stories on Sunday’s front pages.
A letter has been sent to care bosses urging them to ‘take the necessary action to prevent and limit outbreaks’.
Senior Conservatives were not backing down on their rebellion against the Prime Minister’s plans.
A statement said: ‘We are extremely sorry to all those individuals impacted for the distress that we have caused and apologise unreservedly.’
Sir Keir said a free trade deal can still be struck with Brussels if negotiators from both sides hunker down in good faith and break the logjam’.
Ministers will publish proposals to change the law that prevented the accomplice in the Manchester Arena bombing from getting a whole life order.
The works were seen as controversial due to their perceived ties to imperialism
A Downing Street spokeswoman described the email as ‘inappropriate’.
If the 19-year-old from Nottinghamshire fails to pay or contests the fine he will appear before a court.
The Quick Reaction Alert Typhoons are currently based at former RAF Leuchars.
‘Supporting Pride is a great opportunity to show that the Town Church offers an inclusive welcome to all.’
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