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Face-to-face talks on a post-Brexit trade deal had been due to continue to Friday.
The researchers say the commonly-held belief that a dog year is equivalent to seven human years is a myth.
It came amid a row after the First Minister failed to rule out ‘border checks’ on English visitors to Scotland.
The heir to the throne thanked staff ‘for doing so much … for all your hard work’.
Changes include one instead of two presenters fronting the 6.30pm regional TV news bulletins.
Salons will be open from 7am to 11pm to cope with demand, hairdressing company Blue Tit has announced.
The GMB has urged the Government to help the sector cope with the impact of the virus crisis.
The PM says it is not ‘healthy’ for the state to keep on paying employees’ wages, despite fears of more job losses.
Searches as part of Operation Venetic resulted in the seizure of more than £365,000 in cash, as well as drugs, cars, jewellery and designer bags.
Fewer than one in 10 people (7%) got a test result within 24 hours of taking a home test, while 15% got a result within 24 to 48 hours.
Consumer group Which? found that in some cases medical-grade masks were being sold for nearly 20 times the usual price.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also said social distancing will be halved to one metre in some sectors from next week, including hospitality.
John Varley told a judge he feared for the bank’s strategic direction and thought shareholders’ interests could be harmed.
Mary-Lou McDonald responded to a call from the DUP for the Deputy First Minister to stand down amid claims of lockdown breaches at a Belfast funeral.
Scientists hope the test will help to speed up contact tracing and patient isolation.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced plans for getting all pupils back after the summer break.
Small travel firms say they have struggled to cope with the uncertainty and speculation about how the industry will open up again.
More than 1,700 jobs are planned to be cut from two sites.
Danyal Hussein will appear at the Old Bailey on Monday.
Families of the crew were unable to give the £3 billion Navy ship the traditional quayside welcome at Portsmouth Naval Base.
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