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It comes amid concerns about the impact of the pandemic on the medical workforce.

Another senior officer has rejected claims of institutional corruption in the force.

The cyber seed produces innovative designs for products ranging from aircraft parts to medical devices.

Baltacha, who was committed to introducing the sport to disadvantaged children in her adopted home town of Ipswich, died aged 30 from cancer in 2014.

It uses sound waves to help destroy tissue that can prompt unwanted movements in people with ‘essential tremor’.

The number of workers who are satisfied with life has fallen over the past year, research indicates.

The technology giant has defended its tight security and strict guidelines, arguing loosening them would make users less safe.

Alice-Lee Bunting was five in 2001 when she had to run a gauntlet of abuse and missiles as she walked to school in north Belfast.

The Government is to update its guidance for foreign travel on Thursday.

The gender gap in unpaid household work ‘remained persistently high’ however, an ONS survey found.

The closely followed IHS Markit/CIPS Flash UK Composite PMI report came in at 61.7, down from a reading of 62.9 last month.

Ministers want to overhaul the planning system, but are being warned measures fall short on cutting emissions and protecting people from heatwaves.

Media minister John Whittingdale said the Government was still in discussions with Uefa over who could attend the matches.

Facebook and Instagram must do more to combat online dangers facing children, Molly Russell’s father has said.

The comments came after outgoing DUP leader Edwin Poots said he had received a personal assurance that changes would be made to the Protocol.

The former head of news and current affairs at the channel said a private buyer would be unlikely to want to fund such reporting,

NHS staff are angry at the Government for recommending a 1% wage increase.

High street businesses struggled to pay their rent during the pandemic.

John Whittingdale was questioned over Government policies on free school meals and Universal Credit.

Jess de Wahls’ work was removed from the gift shop after she was accused of being transphobic, which she denies.