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Adam Price said he benefitted from free school meals while his mining family struggled for money due to strike action in the 1980s.

Customers on flights to Barbados from April 16 will be invited to use the Travel Pass app to verify they meet the island’s entry requirements.

NCSC boss Lindy Cameron also warned company bosses that cyber security is still not being taken seriously enough.

Plant had originally been purchased by Honda back in 1985.

Wintry showers will give way to more pleasant conditions in parts of the country, forecasters said.

A range of china drawing inspiration from the Queen’s roses at Windsor Castle and items in the Royal Collection has gone on sale.

The former first minster has been embroiled in a long running dispute with the Scottish Government.

The incident is alleged to have taken place on New Year’s Eve 2019.

The company, which was bought by Mr Jones’s PJ Investment Group in 2013, currently employs 120 staff and runs 17 stores.

All passengers from one of the 33 countries deemed high risk by the Government will have to quarantine for 12 nights at a hotel.

Provisional data shows 94,368 fixed penalty notices were issued by police forces in England and Wales between March 27 last year and March 14 2021.

Sean Sadler has a history of violence linked to his ‘uncontrollable’ temper, a court heard.

The Chancellor warned that employees could ‘vote with their feet’ as he declared the traditional workplace superior to remote working.

The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee is to look into culture and lack of regulation in the world of influencers.

The former first minister said he will also hold a virtual question and answer session on Friday afternoon.

Some EU nations banned use of the jab before the European Medicines Agency declared it is ‘safe and effective’.

Elaine Levy sold her home to pay for the £2,500-a-month treatment, which is not currently available on the NHS.

Marine experts have launched the Don’t Make Easter Rubbish campaign.

Researchers say the findings support the UK policy of rapid rollout of one dose to provide cover as quickly as possible for higher-risk groups.

The findings into the 10 fatal shootings will come in the year of the 50th anniversary of the controversial Army operation in west Belfast.