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Hassan Akkad helped force a Government U-turn on a policy excluding support staff from a scheme offered to other migrant NHS workers.
Jennifer Arcuri received thousands of pounds in public money and was given privileged access to three foreign trade trips, it was alleged.
Assaults on emergency services are up 14% in the four weeks to May 10 compared to the same period last year.
The Duke of Cambridge raised concerns about the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis on children’s mental health.
The family of the 32-year-old, who died while being restrained by police, said they welcome the terms of reference for the probe.
The reality star was giving evidence to MPs.
MPs from all parties have opposed a return to traditional proceedings in June.
The North East has the highest number of patients on the shielded list, with 391,980, while the South West has the lowest with 217,025.
Stream4Scotland will feature more than 40 Scottish musicians and DJs on Saturday May 30, raising money for Nordoff Robbins and ViseUp.
The pair, who scooped £10,000 per month for a year, now plan to start house hunting.
The fawn was found in shrubs by a crew tackling a major moorland fire in South Yorkshire.
The determined pensioner battled Parkinson’s disease to raise funds for Help for Heroes.
Roofers and security guards are among professions with increased demand, as well as NHS workers, recruiters say.
The retailer said that ‘nearly all of the exceptional demand’ from the closing weeks of March has dried up in the current quarter.
The Prince of Wales said action is needed to protect the health of trees and plants which are vital to health, wellbeing and tackling climate change.
Welcome Break announced that 40 food and beverage units will resume operations across its 26 motorway service areas by June 4.
The NHS Confederation said time is running out to finalise a track and trace strategy to avoid a potential second surge of Covid-19.
The figures were released by the Office for National Statistics.
New data shows that British businesses suffered slightly less in May, compared to last month.
Thousands of people were taken off the streets under the Everyone In scheme.
