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Youngsters were also found to be more empathetic towards immigrants than young people elsewhere around the world.

The tech giant’s head of retail and people said the phone maker is ready to welcome customers in different ways this year because of the pandemic.

School head Marianne Allan said it was the right thing to do after MPs voted against a measure on Thursday night.

The latest Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Industrial Trends Survey showed volumes continue to fall but orders are flat overall.

The Department for Transport said the move will help reduce the risk of disruption after the Brexit transition period ends on December 31.

The Irish brewer insists taste has not been compromised in its alcohol-free black stuff.

The former tennis ace appeared at Southwark Crown Court in London on Thursday over a series of criminal charges relating to his bankruptcy.

The money has gone to more than 80,000 borrowers.

Shadow transport secretary Jim McMahon suggested that the Government had gone from the poll tax to the polling day tax.

The Transport Secretary also announced extra cash for tram services in the north of England.

The National Audit Office said HM Revenue and Customs should have allowed staff to find out whether their employer was taking furlough cash.

Mental health problems and incidents linked to drink and drugs were common factors among many of those who died, the report said.

Whiston Hospital’s ward manager said the virus had ‘come back and hit us with a vengeance’.

The Duke of Cambridge made the comments on the Outrage + Optimism podcast, which has featured guests like climate activist Greta Thunberg.

A medical director said he was determined to keep operating theatres open.

The Northern Ballet company performed excerpts from a number of classics at the Leeds Playhouse.

Transport minister Ken Skates said the Welsh Government had to step in after coronavirus ‘significantly impacted passenger revenues’.

The Competition and Markets Authority has provisionally ruled the merger could lead to higher fees for fans and lower quality services.

Shadow health minister Rosena Allin-Khan was found to have breached House rules on the use of prepaid stationery for political material.

The survey asked people to choose two options for possible improvements to transport in their local area.