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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.
London mayor Sadiq Khan said while it was ‘good news’ infection rates were falling in the capital, he feared it could lead to ‘complacency’.
The Imperial War Museum is asking for people to ‘help fill the gaps’ in its 80,000 digital records by taking pictures this bank holiday.
Public Health Wales said a further nine people had died after testing positive for the virus.
The Sage scientific panel has advised ministers that the two-metre rule should stay.
The devolved administrations are moving at different paces from the UK Government.
All children are intended to restart classes on a phased basis, involving a mixture of physical attendance and remote learning, in September.
The first steps are expected to be taken next week.
Francini Osorio will provide gloves and encourage people to wear masks.
Emma DeSouza dropped her case after a change to immigration laws but vowed to campaign for full recognition of Irish citizenship in Northern Ireland.
Louise was last seen at midday on May 8, in Somborne Drive, Havant, Hampshire.
Conservative Baroness Noakes and party colleague Lord Dobbs made the case to reopen workplaces to help respond to Covid-19 crisis.
Hajrah Mukhtar, 26, says this weekend’s Eid celebrations will be a different experience to previous years.
The Prime Minister is facing a mounting Tory revolt over the levy on migrant workers.
Ben Chatfield, who has stage four brain cancer, hopes to live long enough to see his daughter’s first birthday.
Lord Fox had furloughed himself while continuing to claim his daily £162 allowance for work in the House of Lords.
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