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Graham McGill denies murdering Mary McLaughlin, 58, in Glasgow in 1984.
The watchdog will visit and sample of schools where cases of abuse have been highlighted.
Diane Dodds has submitted proposals to the Executive which she said include timeframes.
Levels of the climate warming gas have climbed to new monthly highs despite a dip in emissions caused by the pandemic.
Azam Mangori killed Lorraine Cox in Exeter in September last year.
Andrew Green, from Lincolnshire, took legal action against the betting firm after it refused to pay the jackpot because of a ‘defect’ in the game.
The UK’s largest teaching union has called it ‘a scandal’ that ‘so little effort has been made by government to value the profession’.
The annual technology convention intends to go ahead in-person with new Covid-19 rules in place.
First Minister Arlene Foster has called for a ‘realistic and sustainable’ replacement.
Alan Edwards was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Susan Waring, who disappeared at the end of January 2019.
The duchess was told during her visit to the Tottenham Vaccine Centre that its team is due to give its 50,000th injection this weekend.
As a freeman of Wimborne, Chris Brown has the right to drive sheep through the town’s streets without charge.
The mayoral candidate, who is being sued by three people, claimed at his manifesto launch it was just ‘free speech’.
Due to a very small number of blood clots in younger people, those under the age of 30 will be offered an alternative jab.
Sir Ed Davey said the prospect of the former Scottish first minister’s return to office ‘should send shivers down the spine’.
Amid a global supply shortage due to rising demand, the UK has previously depended on imports of blood plasma from other countries – mainly the US.
The delivery company says only a minority of workers took action, maintaining that most were satisfied with the firm.
Cancelled exams amid the pandemic have triggered calls for statutory tests to be reformed post-Covid.
Nearly 18,000 daily weekday services will run from Monday, industry body the Rail Delivery Group said.
The firm’s App Tracking Transparency tool, which will stop apps tracking users without permission, is expected to be publicly released this month.