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Five justices ruled that Emma Villiers can fight over money in England even though she is divorcing estranged husband Charles in Scotland.
David Jamieson, the elected commissioner for the West Midlands Police area, urged people to act sensibly when pubs finally reopen after lockdown.
Sandra Peake from the Wave trauma centre told a Westminster committee that the message sent out by the Government was ‘appalling’.
Boris Johnson was pressed on the issue during Prime Minister’s Questions in the Commons.
The PM has accused Beijing of violating the former British colony’s high degree of autonomy with a new national security law.
Local politicians have complained they have not been given access to pillar two test results.
Father-of-two Laszlo Penzes, from Southampton, was given a 40% chance of survival after he became seriously ill with coronavirus.
Michelle Donelan has urged universities against spending access funds on marketing to get students through the door.
Data from the National Records of Scotland also shows the overall death toll for Covid-19 is now 4,155.
The Competition and Markets Authority is concerned by the amount of power Google and Facebook have due to their large user base.
Spire Healthcare will pay £1.2m and several ophthalmologists up to £3,800 in fines.
Survey shows public backing for green measures as think tank publishes report that says investment could create hundreds of thousands of jobs.
Barnsley, Bradford and Rochdale have some of the highest rates after Leicester.
A new report by BT and its mobile network EE says many people have learned new digital skills during lockdown they plan to keep using in the future.
A new law in the former British colony makes activities deemed subversive or secessionist punishable by imprisonment.
Experts have warned that hospital A&E departments are not yet ready to accept a flood of drink-related injuries.
The dining chain said new sliding screens will help keep diners safe.
A lawyer representing HM Revenue and Customs told Judge Sally Barber that a tax debt had been cleared.
The partnership with the NSPCC will help identify children at risk ‘who may be more out of sight than usual’ during the coronavirus outbreak.
The high street lender is shutting 22 branches and merging 30 more into nearby sites.
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