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Eight other people each received four of the ‘directions to leave’ notices, West Midlands Police said.
A round-up of Tuesday’s feelgood stories.
The order allows for payments to be directly deducted from offenders’ benefit payments.
MP says ‘failed mishmash of protections that’s currently existing’ not enough to satisfy people their information will be safe.
The Duke of Cambridge posted a video message urging people dealing with coronavirus to look after their psychological wellbeing.
Conservative-led Solihull Council has warned that some schools will not be ready to open from June 1.
More than one in three people (3%) questioned said they do not trust airlines and holiday companies.
The Duchess of Cornwall recorded a video message to mark her appointment.
Regular handwashing can reduce personal risk of getting an infection, new research suggests.
The chain is following McDonald’s, KFC, Wagamama and Subway.
Boris Johnson’s official spokesman also stressed that the UK was not recommending taking hydroxychloroquine after Donald Trump said he is taking it.
Comments from Boris Johnson’s official spokesman come after Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey sought to blame scientists for inadequacies.
Anti-smoking campaigners have welcomed the move.
The fragments were found near the site of an Anglo-Saxon burial ground and Roman villa.
This is higher than previously thought, as health service data released last week suggested 26% of Covid-19 victims in English hospitals had diabetes.
Downing Street has denied the move is an attempt to negotiate with the member states and bypass the European Commission.
The Government wants to see MPs return to Parliament as early as June to ‘set an example’ for the country.
The RSPB conservationists had been on Gough Island in the South Atlantic when lockdown measures were introduced.
The Brexit transition period is due to conclude at the end of December 2020.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock stood by the principle of discharging patients to care homes.