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Prof David Loughton said vaccine reticence among staff was ‘not unusual’ and also happened during the flu-jab season.
The Home Office is reopening a public consultation.
The Prime Minister said the agreement ‘should guarantee the peace process and the 1998 Good Friday Agreement’.
Boris Johnson said he would work to end the ‘abhorrent’ practice.
Paul Farrell worked as a Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) porter and also abused two of his eight victims there.
Mr Justice Francis suggested that Kenny Brack, who won the Indianapolis 500, and Anita Brack would have been ‘wiser’ spending the money on each other.
The Scottish Tories have called for the report into whether Nicola Sturgeon broke the Ministerial code to be published before polling day.
Chun Xu appeared at Cardiff Crown Court on Friday over the death of Wenjing Lin in South Wales earlier this month.
Most of the attack was caught on CCTV footage.
An inquest jury has found the way in which police restrained Leon Briggs, 39, in 2013 “more than minimally contributed to his death”.
The proposed legislation cleared the House of Commons after receiving an unopposed third reading.
Former chairman of the British Olympic Association Lord Moynihan said the pandemic had caused ‘obesity, boredom and poor health’.
For people living with health workers who were fully vaccinated, their risk of Covid was found to be at least 54% lower.
The Duke of Edinburgh had been at Windsor Castle with the Queen for most of the lockdown, alongside a reduced household of staff dubbed HMS Bubble.
The First Minister said the tourism industry could not continue reopening if accommodation was let to people living under lockdown in England
The 33-year-old went missing on her way home in London last week, and was later found dead.
Sahayb Abu had bought two blades, balaclavas, a camouflage hat and body armour online in readiness for the terror attack last summer, a court heard.
Paul Farrell, 55, admitted a total of 69 offences against eight victims.
Richard Ratcliffe said the British-Iranian mother-of-one ‘remains in harm’s way’ after her five-year prison term expired.
Extra checks on goods passing through its ports from the rest of the UK following Brexit have angered unionists.
