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Extradition and data sharing arrangements are premised on both the UK and EU adhering to the European Convention on Human Rights, academics warn.
Vaughan Gething said the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic would be felt for years to come as the NHS worked to clear rising waiting lists.
Click and collect services are being limited, and customers are banned from entering hospitality services for takeaways.
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle forced the Prime Minister to withdraw the remark.
The Prime Minister said photos of low-value meals delivered during the lockdown were an ‘insult’ to parents.
Data shows a third of local authorities do not have a designated setting approved for the safe discharge of hospital patients.
The British Retail Consortium says there will be ‘significant disruption’ in the spring unless a solution is found.
App users on Android have reported seeing a persistent notification saying the contact tracing app is loading, with no way to remove it.
Scottish filmmaker Anthony Baxter’s Eye Of The Storm is one of the world premieres at this year’s online-only event.
The research found the portfolios of the world’s 30 biggest fund managers are not aligned with the Paris Climate agreement.
Fleetwood Spence, 72, sent six ‘grossly offensive and really aggressive’ emails to the Bristol mayor after the Edward Colston statue was pulled down.
The report estimates that restoring the UK’s seas could provide 100,000 new jobs by 2050, mostly in marine renewables.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said ‘at the moment the limit is on supply’ of coronavirus vaccine doses.
Researchers say 48 countries, including the UK, were found to use third-party companies to manage propaganda campaigns in 2020.
The overall cost of running the Scottish Parliament is set to rise by 16.9% to £110.6 million.
Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust was one of the first NHS trusts in England to enlist the support of easyJet crew.
Researchers from Durham University believe they have cracked the code behind how music is emotionally perceived across cultures.
Gavin Williamson defended his decision to keep nurseries open amid concerns over coronavirus transmission risks.
The Sussexes moved to America last March with son Archie after they stepped down as working royals for financial and personal freedom.
Tom Keith-Roach, president of AstraZeneca UK, told MPs the firm was on track to deliver tens of millions of doses in the first quarter of the year.