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Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou wants the airline to get out of its contract to buy more than 100 aircraft from Airbus.
The funding will help organisations develop digital skills to help them raise cash, such as running online events and activities.
A portable machine called Samba II has been developed by a University of Cambridge spin-off company.
Birmingham City Council said its collection crew refused to pick up the rubbish at the block of flats.
Public Health England says more than 10,000 tests per day are now being carried out.
The Financial Conduct Authority plans a series of ‘stop gap’ measures, which could be in force by April 9.
The nation has asked Google how to avoid catching Covid-19 and even how to make their own face masks.
Stephen Crabb, chairman of the Welsh Affairs Committee, has written to Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart.
Alex Kanellis led the Imperial Leather maker for 13 years.
The findings are based on skull fragments from a site in South Africa.
The airline has grounded much of its fleet and has been in negotiations with the union all week.
The scientists said there is considerable evidence that nutritional status crucially affects our immune responses.
The business was given the Gambling Commission’s biggest penalty package to date.
The nation’s newspapers are calling on the Government to improve Britain’s Covid-19 testing capabilities.
A total of 200 Britons are aboard the Zaandam and Rotterdam, which are waiting to dock in Florida.
The Scotch Whisky Association says its members need more help from the Scottish Government while production is scaled back.
The new study by King’s College London found children continued to interact with others despite public health recommendations.
A letter written by Italian doctors calls for ethical considerations to be made before any widespread use of the drugs, which are still being tested.
One Surrey provider says prices have risen to ‘laughable’ levels as ‘unethical’ firms seek to cash in.
The British Medical Association said health professionals could be forced to make ‘grave decisions’.
