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Questions have been raised about French Navy ships possibly shadowing migrant dinghies as they cross into British waters.
Aidan and Howard Barclay, sons of Sir Frederick’s twin brother Sir David, hit back at claims they sold London’s The Ritz hotel to a Qatari buyer.
An insurer reported that the proportion of claims it receives involving a collision with a parked car has risen from 19% to 29% during the pandemic.
The game arrived on PC in 1990 to help teach people how to use a computer mouse.
But the researchers warned evidence ‘remains weak’ on how likely children are to transmit the virus to others.
Trains, buses and stations are being cleaned at least once per day, but underground trains are now given enhanced cleans every few days.
Researchers want to recruit 10,260 people for the next stages of the trials.
The Government’s scientific experts are preparing to publish evidence underpinning the decision.
The tiny Lake Alaotra gentle lemur is smaller than a tennis ball and has been born at Bristol’s Wild Place Project.
Results from a pilot study show 2.2% of staff and 4.4% of residents tested were asymptomatic but tested positive for Covid-19.
Boparan Restaurant Group (BRG) has saved more than 800 jobs after buying the Italian restaurant chain.
Labour has called for urgent action to be taken by the Government following the error by outsourcing company Serco.
The Government said up to 30 million doses of vaccine could be available for the UK by September.
Burberry said total sales slid by 27% in the three months to March after 60% of its stores were forced to shut their doors.
Passengers have not needed to present their payment card since April 20 in a bid to reduce the chance of drivers being infected by coronavirus.
The Financial Conduct Authority has announced proposals to extend current help available for struggling mortgage borrowers.
The total volume of retail sales dropped a record 18.1% in April, as the Chancellor warned the country to brace for recession.
The sale will save 30 restaurants and 800 jobs, after Carluccio’s tumbled into administration in March.
Borrowing in April was £51.1 billion more than the same month last year, the Office for National Statistics said.
Professor Sunetra Gupta said pubs, nightclubs and restaurants could reopen without serious risk.
