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Positive Action in Housing said Mercy Baguma, from Uganda, had claimed asylum.

The Prime Minister said the guidance could be changed on ‘medical grounds’ if required.

‘It must have been quite a fright,’ said RSPCA inspector Dave Holgate.

Tier hopes to deploy the new model along with charging stations in cities across the UK later this year.

Boris Johnson said he wanted to get the issue ‘off my chest’ as he commented on the lack of singing for two traditional Proms favourites.

The Countess of Wessex gave an interview to Good Housekeeping magazine.

The Birmingham City Council measures will come into force from Wednesday amid concerns about the city’s infection rate.

Creditors will vote at a closed hearing at the High Court on whether to approve the restructuring package secured by the airline in July.

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak scientists have been trying to find drugs to fight the virus, and vaccines to protect people.

The Financial Ombudsman Service called on some financial firms to do more to treat customers fairly after the barrage of complaints.

The rule will also apply on school transport but not in classrooms.

Fines could ‘severely’ affect children’s and parents’ mental health, the Royal College of Psychiatrists is warning.

He accused his father’s Democratic election rival of ‘lurking around’, saying he ‘sticks his head up every now and then to run for president’.

The CBI report found retailers expect job cuts to pick up pace as the Government’s furlough scheme comes to an end.

The family’s MP had written to ministers to ask for consideration of Anne Sacoolas standing trial while in the US.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen also wants him to publish the timeline of his movements in Ireland over recent weeks.

The Met Office has issued an amber warning for very strong winds across most of Wales and central England between 2pm and 10pm on Tuesday.

The Alcohol Health Alliance UK examined labels on 424 products in supermarkets and a newsagent in locations across the country.

The popular initiative which sees the cost of eat-in meals reduced three days a week is due to come to a finish at the end of August.

Sailings are cancelled until March 25 for the Queen Elizabeth, until April 18 for the Queen Mary 2 and until May 16 for the Queen Victoria.