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The Harry Potter author has been at the centre of a Twitter row over comments about transgender people.
But the Home Secretary said she would ‘not be silenced’
Responding on Twitter, the zoo said that the site was ‘bending under the pressure of the volume of people booking’.
Government exploring ways equipment can be carried through ‘passive’ infrastructure owned by other telecoms companies, as well as energy networks.
A trade body has urged the Government to help the industry recover from the ‘devastating’ economic impact of the virus.
The Labour leader said children should know about the actions of people like Edward Colston, whose statue in Bristol was toppled by protesters.
The rapper recently took part in a Black Lives Matter protest in London.
The former Eurythmics star said it is ‘indecent and inhumane’ for people to be left suffering during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Ministers met on Thursday to discuss the further relaxation of coronavirus restrictions.
The vulnerability could be used to pinpoint where the user lives and grant access to live footage, security experts warn.
Former Ukip and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage had been a regular presenter on LBC Radio.
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services were surveyed about the rapid discharge of hospital patients to the community in March.
PA news agency photographers have revisited scenes they photographed at the height of the coronavirus restrictions.
British boxer Tyson Fury publicly thanked Kinahan for helping organise his fight with Anthony Joshua next year.
The chief executive of NHS Wales said dental care would return from July 1 in three phased stages.
People with heart and circulatory diseases are disproportionately affected by Covid-19, data suggests.
The UK’s biggest tour operator has cancelled all trips up to and including July 10.
University of Glasgow vice-principal Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak praised the 150-strong team she leads at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Analysis by the Department for Transport shows there were 18,000 devices in the UK as of April 1, 6,300 more than 12 months earlier.
The CMA said the deal ‘raises competition concerns’ after completing a phase one investigation.
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