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The leader of a global study into the problem has suggested reducing the number of players to cut the number of impacts they suffer in a game.
Artist Marc Quinn contacted Bristol resident Jen Reid after seeing an image of her on Instagram.
A consensus of economists had predicted that inflation would stay flat at 0.5% for the month.
The US president spoke of having worked to pressure nations to not use the technology firm.
Artist Marc Quinn’s piece was installed on the plinth in Bristol shortly before 5am on Wednesday.
Today’s front pages feature an array of stories on the Government’s Huawei backflip.
Huawei’s UK communications director Ed Brewster told BBC’s Newsnight the decision was “bad news for anyone who uses the internet”.
Mr Depp is suing The Sun’s publisher News Group Newspapers and journalist Dan Wootton over a 2018 article which labelled him a ‘wife beater’.
Edinburgh-based KidsOR will work with the world’s biggest cleft charity to supply an initial 20 sites across Africa by 2021.
The European Commission believes the multinational paid an effective corporate tax rate of 1% on profits from sales made across the EU.
Tony Mann in Giffnock decided to start cutting hair as soon as permitted on the first day of hairdressers opening again in Scotland.
The Department of Health and Social Care commissioned the study into infection rates, which is the largest of its kind carried out to date.
The Chancellor has asked the Office for Tax Simplification to consider the asset tax as borrowing was predicted to reach £322 billion.
Wood made a name for himself through his documentaries and books about his epic hitchhiking journeys spanning several continents.
The fast food giant has reopened four restaurants for dine-in customers across the UK and Ireland to test safety measures.
A Public Health England (PHE) report found that being obese increased the risk of dying from coronavirus by 27%.
Mohammed Al-Araimi, 20, was fatally stabbed in Knightsbridge on December 5, 2019.
Transport for London said the work was removed due to its strict anti-graffiti policy.
The Agriculture Minister had faced criticism over recent days over revelations he was found to be drink-driving in September 2016.
The Government’s announcement that from July 24 shoppers will be legally obliged to wear face coverings has also left some questions unanswered.
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