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Staff are asking residents and ramblers to be careful around the birds which breed at the national park and are a protected species.
Labour want to create a Commons committee to look into lobbying, including David Cameron’s activities.
Boris Johnson faced questions over whether the probe is designed to ‘rough up a rival’ given David Cameron’s lobbying on behalf of the firm.
The Muslim holy month of Ramadan has begun for the second year in a row under coronavirus restrictions.
The company told investors on Tuesday that it slid to a £17.7 million pre-tax loss for the 26 weeks to December 26.
Marie Woods said she found the biggest prehistoric footprint ever found in the county while out collecting shellfish.
The site in Folkestone has been dogged by allegations of poor conditions and was hit by a major outbreak of Covid-19.
The display of stars was captured by photographer Owen Humphreys.
John Story described Saturday’s funeral as ‘a great honour’ for the district.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that a reduction in the prevalence of the virus meant that restrictions could be lowered more quickly.
Film-maker Amy Coop told the inquests into the deaths of Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones that she heard screaming and knew ‘something bad had happened’.
The Moderna and Novavax jabs will be added to the Com-Cov study, which looks at whether different vaccines can be used for the first and second dose.
The move comes after the Government refused to publish a Foreign Office ordered probe into efforts to secure payouts for the injured and bereaved.
The Office for National Statistics revealed that exports to the EU increased by £3.7bn – or 46.6% – following a £5.7bn decline in January.
It is the third Covid-19 vaccine to be used as part of the mass vaccination programme.
The Resolution Foundation urged the Government to prioritise the employment prospects for young people as the economy recovers.
Some 30% of people said having more personal space on board services would encourage them make more use of public transport.
Lambeth Council said it is ‘vital’ that residents get tested, whether asymptomatic or not, to help control the spread of the virus.
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Failing to tackle the problems woods face will damage UK’s ability to address climate and nature crises, the Woodland Trust says.
