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George Freeman said he has postponed an event for his own staff in the department for business this year.

Pleas are mounting for financial support as pubs, restaurants and venues see parties scrapped and big events scaled back due to Omicron fears.

Trade minister Ranil Jayawardena played down Labour warnings of ‘major delays’ on deliveries due to the shortage of HGV drivers.

Fatigue was the most common symptom affecting people with the condition, followed by shortness of breath.

Meghan, 40, sued Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over five articles that reproduced parts of a ‘personal and private letter’ to her father.

A UK minister said Emmanuel Macron’s comments were ‘unhelpful’ after he reportedly called the PM a ‘knucklehead’.

The ad, featuring Father Christmas bearing a Covid vaccine passport, has become by far the most complained-about ad of the year.

National Energy Action has warned that the average household gas bill could increase by £467 compared with October last year.

The action film starring Hollywood actor Bruce Willis was first released in 1988.

Anthony Parsons was last seen on October 2, 2017 outside the Bridge of Orchy Hotel, Argyll and Bute.

The change comes just days after Mr Dorsey announced his departure from Twitter.

The Climate Change Committee has warned the next 12 months are ‘critical’ for action.

The chairman of the Daily Mail & General Trust said the 270p-a-share offer is final, having increased the price twice in recent months.

The Weston family are understood to have agreed financial terms with Thailand’s Central Group.

The UK Government has ordered around 100,000 doses of Xevudy (sotrovimab) from GlaxoSmithKline.

The latest infection is in the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde area.

It is not yet clear whether the vaccines will need to be tweaked every year for new variants, as happens with the annual flu jab.

Concerns and reassurance over Christmas feature among the stories on Thursday’s front pages.

The research was published in the journal Science Advances.

It is one of a number of reforms published by the Government in response to an inquiry into concerning treatment of servicewomen.