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The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority ordered a pay freeze for the next financial year.
There are only 500 Amur tigers remaining in the wild.
Calls for care home visits to become the ‘default position’ ahead of Christmas are not being honoured, campaigners believe.
Gabrielle Friel is on trial at the High Court in Edinburgh.
It has been a week of ups and downs as decision-makers try to battle the virus while plugging holes in the economy.
Dr John Davies has taken legal action on wife Michelle’s behalf in a bid to ensure she gets visits tailored to her needs
The seabird has been in serious decline nationally since the 1980s.
In a document released by the group on Friday, it said households are an important contributor to the transmission of Covid-19.
Arlene Foster’s remarks come as Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill said she was ‘frustrated’ at the time the police probe was taking.
The Welsh First Minister described the Covid-19 situation in the country as ‘very serious’.
New records have already been set in the north and Midlands.
A three-year-old boy and a seven-year-old girl were pronounced dead at the scene.
Access to legal proceedings across the Commonwealth have improved thanks to video calls and other innovations.
The Vietnamese migrants were found dead on October 23 last year.
The Prime Minister’s trip took in a wind turbine testing facility in Blyth.
An inquest is considering whether dangerous levels of air pollutants may have contributed to her death.
Oliver Dowden said mass testing getting under way in areas with high prevalence of Covid-19 aims to keep pupils in class.
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said earlier that the negotiating teams’ positions remain apart on ‘fundamental issues’.
It is understood contracts were due to be exchanged next week.
The boom had been lined with lead in a bid to conceal 450 kilos of the Class A drug.