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An inquiry followed a series of baby deaths including that of Harry Richford.
UCL says the system is ready to be deployed into an app, which will store no sensitive data on a centralised cloud server.
The UK firm said earnings for the year to March 31 were ‘comfortably ahead of expectations’ despite the outbreak.
Jitendra Rathod, an associate specialist in cardio-thoracic surgery at the University Hospital of Wales, died on Monday.
Data from the collars will help inform work to protect the elusive cats, wildlife experts say.
The Queen has sent a message to the Prime Minister and his family.
Edinburgh South MP Ian Murray was appointed as shadow secretary of state for Scotland following the election of Keir Starmer as Labour leader.
Shabnum Sadiq was a respected councillor for Slough Borough Council.
Michael Gray, 41, was sentenced to 19 weeks in prison.
The former premier said he was reluctant to give advice.
The convenience store chain is setting up in closed restaurants and cafes and aims to serve doctors and nurses who may struggle to get groceries.
Julian Assange is fighting to avoid being sent to the US to face 17 charges under the Espionage Act, and conspiracy to commit computer intrusion.
The wildfires which engulfed Saddleworth Moor and Winter Hill two years ago caused a plume of smoke across a large swathe of north-west England.
The billboard is on a roundabout in Hindhead.
Nicola Sturgeon has wished Prime Minister Boris Johnson well as he fights coronavirus in hospital.
The Prince of Wales marked the 250th anniversary of the birth of William Wordsworth with a reading of Tintern Abbey during a broadcast on Radio 4.
Three quarters of firms reported a serious decline in sales or income over a very short time frame following the pandemic.
The PM received oxygen treatment after a worsening of his coronavirus symptoms, but has not required a ventilator.
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has confirmed the issue was being ‘closely looked at’.
They are taking a reckless risk with people’s lives as healthcare workers tackle the pandemic, PSNI Detective Chief Inspector Martin Cummings said.
