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A new study suggests the mass embedded in human-made items has doubled every 20 years for the past 100 years.
Swale, Medway and Basildon are currently recording the highest rates.
Gabrielle Friel is on trial at the High Court in Edinburgh accused of intending to commit acts of terrorism.
Government’s Kickstart initiative is aimed at 16-24 year olds who are in receipt of Universal Credit and at risk of long-term unemployment.
The body of a woman in her 20s was found at the Travelodge hotel on Christchurch Road in Bournemouth.
Supermarkets will have an extra three months at the end of the Brexit transition period to adjust their procedures to new regulatory requirements.
The consumer champion also raised concerns about high-interest overdrafts and the rapid growth of buy now, pay later schemes.
Radiocarbon dating has revealed the history of the find at Chedworth in Gloucestershire.
Staff and students will not be required to ‘respect ‘differing views, but instead to tolerate them following a vote.
Green recovery challenge fund aims to boost jobs and help nature recover.
‘Her life slipped away – a week later the vaccine is being rolled out.’
Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett says debate over sentencing should be based on ‘fact, not misconception’.
Margaret Keenan told others weighing up whether to receive the Pfizer jab: ‘If I can have it at 90, then you can have it too.’
Retailers had warned that the end of the transition period could have brought disruption to food supplies entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain
Researchers say the discovery is the UK’s fifth known ichthyosaur from the Late Jurassic period and by far the smallest so far.
Gordon Brown has been joined by English regional mayors in calling for further powers to be handed down.
Her Jack Russell Beth was lured by a sausage into pulling off a curtain commemorating the visit.
Defence minister James Heappey said steps have been taken to try to mitigate the risks of the deployment to Mali.
Officials were giving evidence on preparations for new checks on animal-based products moving from GB to NI.
Wales was the only country in the UK to not see a fall in Covid-19 cases at the end of November, despite its lockdown ending on November 9.