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A baby orangutan has been born to mother Emma and father Puluh at Chester Zoo.
It comes after UK Government advisers warned it must rapidly step up climate action.
People will be asked to trace the outlines of tongue images to train a computer algorithm to recognise oral cancer.
Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi had criticised the Prime Minister’s handling of the outbreak.
The minister told MPs that individual operators could amend their conditions of carriage to require passengers to keep wearing coverings.
Sir Graham Brady has seen off a challenge from Heather Wheeler, who was thought to be Downing Street’s favoured candidate.
Care home staff in England will be required to have coronavirus vaccinations ‘to protect residents’, the Government has said.
The area had to be deep cleaned before the islanders were allowed to use it again.
Supporters have started filling pubs ahead of the Three Lions’ Euro 2020 semi-final with Denmark.
Retired consultant radiographer Glenda Logsdail died after a cardiac arrest, having had a breathing tube wrongly placed.
The Prime Minister’s comments came just days after Sir Patrick Vallance said the link had been weakened but not ‘completely broken’.
Therese Coffey said the temporary £20 uplift, introduced to help protect people during the coronavirus pandemic, would be ‘phased out’ in autumn.
Former energy secretaries say it is ‘absolutely right’ coastal and rural communities should be compensated for local negative impacts.
Millions of people could be required to self-isolate because rules are not being eased at the same time as restrictions are being lifted in England.
Ann Castle, 74, and her brother William Bryan, 71, were found dead in their flat in Bethnal Green, east London.
Restrictions on the Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council area will end from Thursday.
The five-year contract is expected to create 107 jobs at RAF Lossiemouth in Moray and a further 46 posts at sites in Bristol, Yeovil and Gosport.
Seven people died and a further 51 were injured when a tram derailed in south London on November 9 2016.
Offer-making from the most selective institutions has risen from last year’s high, figures suggest.
Elaine Weir from the Shankill Women’s Centre said the Protocol needs to be ‘fixed’ but said there are also positives.
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