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Next month’s budget should secure the economic recovery from Covid, and not look to fix public finances, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said
The Stormont Executive is to discuss a date for reopening schools later this week.
Campaigners say a focus group and support services contract was given to Public First because the PM’s then senior aide wanted the company to have it.
Boris Johnson said he imagines there could be requirements for proof of vaccination in order to enter some countries.
Pub, restaurant and hotel bosses have urged Rishi Sunak to also reduce VAT for on-premise alcohol sales, leisure activities and weddings.
Cycle courier Alex Sidney, 18, climbed the crane in Norwich early on November 7 last year and descended on November 9.
The Good Law Project said Public First was given a support services deal without any other provider being considered because the PM’s aide wanted it.
Harriet Hanson, from Skegness, Lincolnshire, gave birth in the car park of the Premier Inn, Grimsby, after checking-in with her partner Adam Smith.
Boris Johnson is due to set out his plan on February 22.
The Prime Minister is preparing to set out his ‘road map’ for relaxing lockdown measures on February 22.
New data shows the number of people employed in travel and tourism in the UK was 0.8% lower between July and September 2020 than a year earlier.
The family, along with their beloved dog Troy, were out for a Father’s Day walk when they were struck by a Peugeot 206.
The discovery is a species of the so-called ‘living fossil’ coelacanths which still swim in the seas.
The DUP private member’s bill will attempt to prevent terminations up to birth in cases of non-fatal serious disabilities.
Scientists say that crinkling graphene allowed them to make microchips 100 times smaller than current technology.
John Lillistone, 83, and Patricia Lillistone, 82, of Lowdham, were in a vehicle which entered the water.
JLR hopes to be a net-zero carbon business by 2039.
A new theory explains the possible origin of the object that wiped out the dinosaurs.
Of the 380 local authorities areas across the UK, only 23 have seen a week-on-week rise in case rates compared with 354 where the rates have fallen.
The park stretches across Hampshire and Sussex.