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The plea comes as thousands of students are arriving at university campuses across the UK for the start of term.
Jodey Whiting, 42, from Stockton-on-Tees, died in February 2017 around two weeks after her disability benefit was stopped.
In the UK, Virginia Giuffre’s legal team asked the High Court to take action under the Hague Service Convention.
First Minister Mark Drakeford said adults will need an NHS Covid Pass to attend nightclubs and large events.
After storming to a historic victory in New York on Saturday, the 18-year-old sang Sweet Caroline and Mr Brightside on a party bus with her team.
Loved ones and police colleagues paid tribute to Sgt Ratana as a man with a ‘lion’s heart’ during his funeral service.
The university in Fife was the first establishment other than Oxford or Cambridge to receive the accolade.
Professor Michael Griffin said less than half of the Scottish health service’s problems are due to Covid.
Many institutions have seen student satisfaction rates decline over the pandemic as lessons moved online.
Police made a number of arrests on Friday as Insulate Britain again targeted the motorway.
The move will see the two firms form a joint venture, with 51% owned by Next and 49% by Gap.
The traffic light system and testing protocols are said to be being reviewed.
Earlier this month, it emerged the Government is in dispute with several companies over £1.2 billion of sub-standard PPE.
Boris Johnson said it is time for ministers to unite and work as a team.
Historic England only granted Dorman Long Tower in Teesside Grade II status a week ago.
The move comes after the group’s previous chairman, Ian Barlow, confirmed his departure following eight years at the firm.
Michael D Higgins said the centenary event in Armagh next month is being ‘politicised’ and, as such, it would be inappropriate for him to attend.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the figures remain ahead of pre-pandemic levels.
The book tells 100 stories from the last 18 months.
GB News launched in June with Neil saying it would not ‘slavishly follow the existing news agenda’
