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James Paul Davis appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court a month after the collision.

Ken Skelton was responsible for assessing convicted terrorist Usman Khan’s risk of reoffending.

The Bank hiked its outlook for 2021 growth to 7.25%, up from its previous prediction of 5%.

Online platforms have ‘very little’ legal responsibility for protecting their users, despite profiting from scam advertising, a coalition has said.

The SNP leader and Glasgow regional list candidate Roza Salih met three Syrian Scots at Annette Street Primary School polling station in Govanhill.

Earlier dozens of French fishing boats gathered off St Helier, watched by two Royal Navy boats.

As well as Covid-19 precautions, polling stations had to cope with unseasonal snow and missing keys…

The findings came after ministers confirmed all remaining students in England would not be allowed to return to campus until mid-May at the earliest.

Three in 10 eligible black adults have not been vaccinated, according to estimates in England.

The project is set to benefit wildlife.

Researchers also found that obesity may be a stronger risk factor for severe pneumonia and the need for a ventilator in men with Covid than in women.

The closely watched IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index recorded a better-than-expected reading of 61 for April, up from 56.3 in March.

Tui is offering testing packages costing a fraction of standard prices to ‘make travel a possibility’.

A nature-based scheme at the Clifton wastewater treatment works, near Doncaster, will help naturally filter phosphorus from treated water.

The royal family posted messages on social media on Thursday morning, alongside images of Archie when he was a baby.

The US Secretary of State said President Joe Biden was determined to ensure the gains of the Good Friday Agreement are protected.

HMS Severn and HMS Tamar have been deployed by the UK Government to ‘monitor the situation’.

Anas Sarwar and Alex Salmond voted early on Thursday.

Toby Porter said he voted at a car boot in Oxford after his polling station failed to open on time.

Volunteers are being sought to listen to distinctive night spawning sounds of the twaite shad on the River Severn.