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Further warnings have been issued ahead of Storm Jocelyn’s arrival on Tuesday.
A yellow warning of wind remains in place.
The storm battered the UK with gusts of up to 99mph and heavy rain.
Travel has been disrupted across the UK after wind gusts of up to 99mph were recorded.
The inquest has been taking place at South Wales Central Coroners’ Court in Pontypridd.
Researchers at LSHTM have been working alongside local communities in Africa for almost three decades to research, develop and deploy the jab.
Consumer champion Martin Lewis said the report must prompt policymakers and regulators to ‘sit up (and) take note’.
Representatives of some companies people hold responsible for the fire will attend the event in London.
A range of stories occupy the front pages of Monday’s newspapers.
Ministers are gearing up for stiff resistance in the Upper House to the flagship asylum policy.
Trains, flights and ferries have been disrupted by the storm.
Micheal Martin and other EU foreign ministers are to have talks with their counterparts from the Middle East and Ukraine in Brussels.
Nurseries have reportedly warned they will be unable to start the scheme in time.
They warned local authorities will be forced to cut crucial services without an emergency funding injection.
Perth Museum announced tickets are on sale for its inaugural exhibition on unicorns, which launches on March 30.
It comes amid delays in plans to upgrade the ageing Border Force fleet of cutters.
Muhammad Hassam Ali, 17, died from his injuries after he was stabbed in Victoria Square on Saturday.
Any diagnosis of melanoma is cancer even if the term ‘malignant’ is not used before it.
They were found with two young girls at an address in Costessey, near Norwich, on Friday morning.
The disease was discovered after several moles were removed when she was treated for breast cancer in June.