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Sadiq Khan encouraged people to act sensibly when travelling around the capital, as Covid cases are on the rise.
New rules would make it automatically illegal to pay someone to write, or host, a fake review and people must be able to cancel subscriptions easily.
Phil Goddard said: ‘I’m not earning £100k a year anymore. I’m a postman, but I’m happy.’
The private hospital group needed 75% shareholder approval but only 70% voted in favour of the £1bn approach by rival Ramsay Health Care.
The English Defence League founder is being sued by Jamal Hijazi.
A long-running case concerns around two billion US dollars of assets belonging to the Venezuelan central bank.
The DUP leader took part in a virtual meeting with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic.
The communal areas in Upper Class cabins are being used on flights serving countries on the Government’s green and amber travel lists.
Protesters chanted ‘shame on police’ and ‘arrest Boris Johnson’ as they gathered in Parliament Square on Monday.
Police say the incident happened at Renfield Street on Saturday afternoon as the cameras continued to roll on a parade scene being filmed in Glasgow.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has launched a short survey to get views from social care users, their families and unpaid carers.
A report by the Office for National Statistics highlighted the heavy financial toll despite the recent reopening of venues.
Wales relaxed some restrictions on Saturday, and Monday saw an easing of most lockdown rules in England and some in Scotland.
The lifting of restrictions allows venues such as nightclubs to finally welcome back patrons.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said Chinese state-backed groups were behind a cyber attack on Microsoft Exchange servers.
Robert Bagot, 33, was acquitted of breaching coronavirus rules when the arresting officers did not turn up to give evidence against him.
Sensitive documents about military operations were found at a Kent bus stop.
More than half a million people were instructed to self-isolate by the app during the first week of July.
The Princess Royal, who was a three day eventer at Montreal in 1976, was the first member of the British royal family to compete in the Games.
The Government has said people will still be expected to wear face coverings in certain situations.
