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Newspapers claimed the Treasury is looking at raising corporation tax and capital gains tax, and cutting pension tax relief.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury said such a move is needed for economic recovery.

An online petition calling for Harper’s Law was approaching 650,000 signatures as of Sunday morning.

Clover was hand-reared by the Terry family after they found her in their garden in Lincolnshire.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury pointed to billions in support given to the Scottish Government as proof of the strength of the union.

The plates have a distinctive green rectangle on the left-hand side to highlight that a vehicle is emission-free.

Waitrose executive director James Bailey said the company’s online business was ‘potentially undervalued’ until recent months.

Greater Manchester Police were called on Saturday following reports of a stabbing in Withington.

An opinion poll has put the Conservatives and Labour neck and neck at 40% each.

Up to one million students are expected to move around Britain this month as educational institutions open their gates.

Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips and Chris Hughes posted advertisements for testing but did not observe social distancing in other recent posts.

The papers are led by the promise of a Covid-19 vaccine and Treasury plans to manage the cost of the pandemic.

Experts have used a new heart-specific image analysis ‘toolkit’ called CMR radiomics.

Nearly 6,000 school staff in England responded to the online survey, which took place at the end of last term.

The practice is banned in London but elsewhere in the country it is only prohibited for lorries.

Party food items and more Christmas treats are expected to hit Tesco stores in the coming weeks.

Under the new measures, which came into force on Friday, organisers of unlicensed events will be hit with £10,000 fines.

The Sunday Times said ministers are looking at raising capital gains tax and corporation tax in the November Budget.

Gavin Williamson acknowledged that parents may have concerns about their children attending school for the first time since March.

Under new changes to regulations, those attending a gathering of more than 30 people may be committing a criminal offence.