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The World Health Organisation urged governments and individuals to think carefully about which events were necessary.

Zoe Watts used a shotgun cartridge and a mobile phone to fashion makeshift weapons.

Using sodium valproate in pregnancy has been linked to birth defects and learning and developmental problems in children.

Just 2% of local areas have recorded a week-on-week fall in rates.

Supporters have been arriving at Wembley for several hours ahead of the crunch semi-final match against Denmark.

Mee Kuen Chong was discovered in woodland in Salcombe on June 27.

Ministers will meet on Thursday to agree the policy, which will be announced by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

Analysis by Ember shows Denmark in the lead with 61% of its power from the renewable technologies, while the UK generated 29% in 2020.

Network Rail said there had been 433 serious incidents reported since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in Wales alone.

Concerns have been raised about the speed at which the health service can tackle the unprecedented backlog of care.

The Institute of Directors want plans for companies to use two auditors to be tested further before being rolled out under Government plans.

Human-wildlife conflict is a development and humanitarian issue as well as a conservation concern, the study said.

England took on Denmark at Wembley in the semi-finals of Euro 2020 and came from behind to win.

The UK has agreed a trade deal in principle.

Researchers speculate a difference in social mixing may be the reason they are seeing a difference for the first time.

Any potential action against someone who is named in relation to knife crime has to be proved as a necessity.

Covid-19 has had a ‘negative impact’ on language learning for pupils in primary and secondary schools, the British Council report suggests.

Analysis by the RAC Foundation found vehicles are usually either parked at home (73%) or elsewhere (23%) such as at work.

It is understood that it could provide the largest donation awarded to the institution in its history.

Blunders across NHS imagery services are causing harm to patients and their families, a new report suggests.