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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the website will reopen for bookings later, after it was closed due to ‘significant demand’.
US president Donald Trump suggested it would be interesting to check if disinfectants could be injected into people.
The brewer’s 2,500 Star Pubs & Bars chain should give rent holidays instead, the British Pub Confederation said in a letter to the company’s boss.
The young horse is named after the the 99-year-old who has raised over £28 million for the NHS walking 100 laps of his garden.
Venables and Thompson were jailed for life, but released on licence with new identities in 2001.
Mr Sherborne also said the publisher ‘deliberately misled the public by presenting a false picture of the letter’.
Graveyards were closed in March when coronavirus lock down measures were announced.
Lockdown measures were extended last week.
Scientists used tracking data from five types of penguin and 12 other species of predator to find the richest feeding grounds in the Southern Ocean.
Councils had come in for criticism after closing parks and cemeteries in a bid to prevent people flouting social distancing rules.
A round up of the day’s feelgood stories.
His mother has set up an online appeal.
The Staying Inn hosts a variety of events that display the talents of disabled people.
General Lord Dannatt said it was appropriate to draw analogies between the coronavirus crisis and wartime.
The duchess is suing the publisher over five articles.
Mark Drakeford said he does not believe his plans undermine a UK-wide effort to end coronavirus restrictions.
The Church of England is joining other investors to demand an independent chairman be appointed.
New data reveals a gap between Department of Health totals and death registrations.
Suggesting injections of disinfectant is the latest in a line of disputed remarks by the US president.
Hundreds lined the streets of Portishead to say goodbye to the Little And Large comedian.