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Workplace from Facebook now has five million paid users, up from three million in October 2019.
The suspect has been detained in Glasgow on suspicion of attempted murder and possession of explosives with intent to endanger life five years ago.
Forests in the tropics will be resilient to global warming as long as we stop temperatures rising 2C above pre-industrial levels, research has found.
The Advertising Standards Authority said young people aged four to 15 saw an average of 115.9 ads per week last year.
The Competition and Markets Authority revealed holidays and airlines account for almost 27,000 complaints in just over two months.
A Court of Protection judge has approved a plan after doctors said the woman was in pain and struggling to eat.
Politicians have vowed to continue probing the matter although police found no criminality.
A round-up of Thursday’s feelgood stories.
Downing Street said Boris Johnson had been a ‘personal beneficiary’ of care from overseas NHS staff.
Polish remains the most common non-British nationality.
Lisa Nandy said an e-mail sent to Mr Raab’s private secretary ‘raises serious questions’.
The man was pursued across four different police jurisdictions on Wednesday night.
An automotive industry trade body said the figure is a combination of lost tax revenue and the cost of furloughing retail staff.
Peter Gough, 56, texted a friend claiming he was not given protective equipment despite the deaths of two porters at the same hospital.
Charles has lent his support to the project created by St Paul’s Cathedral.
The earl and countess gave thanks on behalf of all of the people of ‘Wessex’.
Failure to prevent supply chains causing deforestation and increased contact with wildlife raises risk of future pandemics, green groups warn.
US President Donald Trump has suggested rescheduling the gathering of world leaders and holding the talks in person.
Messages have been sent to Belly Mujinga’s trade union from across the UK and countries including the United States and Germany.
Footage taken by keepers at ZSL London Zoo shows a baby okapi kicking inside its mother’s womb for the first time.
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