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A High Court judge will give his ruling on a legal challenge over plans to create tunnels into Euston station
It is hoped the sensor could help make social distancing in office buildings and other areas easier while still ensuring privacy.
Cabinet will meet on Friday morning to consider a recommendation from health experts on whether the country should move out of phase one on Monday
The chief operating officer said the programme would be an “imperfect service at launch” that will “improve over time”.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission says it is a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity to deliver change.
People must wear face coverings when using public transport in England from mid-June.
German prosecutors said the suspect was living in the Algarve between 1995 and 2007, where he funded his lifestyle by committing crimes.
The IOPC has urged officers to listen to ethnic minority communities amid Black Lives Matter protests
Tobias Weller, who has cerebral palsy, set out to raise £500 by using his walker outside his Sheffield home.
A Whitehall source said it was a ‘shame’ that one of the country’s largest airlines had turned down the opportunity.
A working group representing business sectors across the region have asked for answers on how the trading arrangements will work
Some neighbours joined the demonstration, which lasted 30 minutes, according to protesters.
It follows demonstrations in London on Wednesday.
The Scottish First Minister stated a number of reasons for her decision, including not wanting to add to the numbers out on the roads.
German prosecutors believe Madeleine is dead and are investigating the child sex predator on suspicion of her murder.
Tech giants were also summoned to answer questions from MPs once again amid concerns about the spread of false information online.
The company revealed it took a £54 million hit from the collapse of Flybe, which it owned with Cyrus Capital and Virgin Atlantic.
The Scottish First Minister said the president was ‘displaying a lack of leadership’ during the radio interview to air on Friday morning.
Northern Ireland’s Chief Vet Robert Huey warned a Stormont committee that a ‘smooth end of transition is no longer possible’.
Russia’s RT and China’s government-owned People’s Daily are among the first set of publishers that will be labelled as state-run.