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The closely-watched IHS Markit/CIPS Services purchasing managers’ index rose to 29 last month, from an all-time low of 13.4 in April.
A nine-year project reveals clean water ponds deliver ‘unprecedented’ gains for nature in the landscape.
Marcin Zdun will appear before Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The Hungary-based business saw underlying profits increase by 16% to 345 million euros in the year to March 31 as passengers increased.
The London Chamber of Commerce questioned plans to introduce a blanket quarantine for all international arrivals.
Most people arriving in the UK from Monday will be told to isolate for 14 days.
The UK’s biggest tour operator has reached a deal for slower delivery of the aircraft.
Shopping centre owner Intu found customers are willing to return – although 28% said they would spend less – if enough safety measures are in place.
Met Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Simmons said officers had adopted a proportionate approach to the punishment of coronavirus breaches.
The 7,000 workers of the UK’s largest car manufacturing plant survived a cost-cutting decision last week, but there are other fears for the future.
Staff are reportedly set to be told that many sites are ‘no longer viable to trade and will remain closed’.
The nation’s papers are filled with optimism that Britons will soon be able to take summer holidays overseas.
Louella Fletcher-Michie died after taking the hallucinogenic drug 2-CP at the Bestival music festival in Dorset, in September 2017.
The magazine is raising funds to support its vendors.
The findings prompted the WHO to suspend hydroxychloroquine testing within Covid-19 drug trials as a precaution.
Boris Johnson said China’s proposed security law would ‘dramatically erode’ Hong Kong’s autonomy.
All eyes will be on the House of Commons at midday to see how the Prime Minister performs opposite the Labour leader.
Researchers also found that stricter, shorter lockdowns were ‘economically preferable’ to more moderate measures imposed for four to six months.
Hundreds of youths were ordered to leave the park on Tuesday evening and six people were arrested.
The highest temperature of the year so far was 28.3C recorded in the Highlands of Scotland on May 29.
