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The investor will sell its stake in coal companies by the end of next year if they do not confirm to its environmental requirements.
Wiltshire Police Federation chairman Mark Andrews said it was lucky the 2018 incident did not lead to mass casualties.
The animals showed increased positive social interactions with one another, such as play and social grooming.
Tracy Daszkiewicz said the death of Dawn Sturgess ‘absolutely floored her’.
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon said Covid-19 had caused more of a shock than the Second World War.
The Government said it would introduce the legislation as an amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill being debated in Parliament.
The first case of Covid-19 was confirmed on March 1, 2020.
The UK has more than half of the world’s population of bluebells.
The attack, using the nerve agent Novichok, is said to have been carried out by Russia.
The PA news agency looks at how life has changed over the last year.
Ben Wallace issued the warning three years on from the poisoning in Salisbury.
Vendors have been unable to sell the magazine on the streets during the lockdowns.
The Defence Secretary says Russia remains an ‘adversary’ following the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.
More Budget speculation features among Sunday’s front page stories.
Train travel across Britain becomes more expensive on Monday.
The Government is braced for the possibility of a rebellion from Tory MPs over any tax rises.
Ticket prices in England and Wales will increase by an average of around 2.6%.
All 16 to 24-year-olds out of work or education for six months would be helped into employment or study under Labour’s plan.
The blast in Exeter could be heard for miles.
A Section 60 order granting police additional stop and search powers has been enacted in the area until 2pm on Sunday.
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