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The social media firm has been criticised for its response to a database of personal information from more than 500 million accounts being published.

The all-important sector saw strong growth as pubs, restaurants and non-essential retailers prepare to reopen, sending confidence to new highs.

The walkout coincided with the start of full trading in the delivery firm’s shares.

Kevin Rudd picked up the ‘tipsy’ strangers during a rainstorm in Queensland.

‘It’s my vaccination card… go get vaccinated everyone!’ tweeted Evan Manivong.

Elle Taylor, 24, from Ammanford, got the jab at the West Wales General Hospital in Carmarthen.

It comes after a decision by the Public Prosecution Service not to prosecute 24 Sinn Fein members over attending a funeral.

Vacancies and pay rates are going up as the jobs market rebounds, according to a report.

Research by finance giant Aviva found an increasing number of older workers plan to retire earlier than previously planned.

The protesters accuse the bank of investing too much in fossil fuels.

GP Dr Ellie Cannon said the rate for the specific type of brain blood clot under investigation was around one in 2.5 million people.

Conservationists have said many people are not aware of the laws against disturbing dolphins, whales and porpoises.

Bosses said Easter failed to impress and the delays to vaccine rollouts in the EU are having an impact on a summer recovery.

Universities UK has written to the PM to highlight the inconsistency in the ban continuing while self-catering holidays can resume from April 12.

The London mayoral candidate will launch a platform insisting ‘men simply must change’ their attitudes towards women.

More worrying news about the coronavirus crisis leads most of the Wednesday papers.

People in Wales will be given the first doses of the third coronavirus vaccine to be approved in the UK.

The Government has bought 17 million doses – enough to vaccinate about 8.5 million people.

The Hot Water Comedy Club in Liverpool said it was subjected to a ‘hate campaign’ online.

The first doses will be given out at West Wales General Hospital in Carmarthen, the Welsh Government said.