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Up to 80% of the power station components are set to be made in factories across the Midlands and North of England.

The Lord Chief Justice was giving evidence to MPs on Tuesday.

The Duke of Cambridge carried out a video call with servicemen and women deployed overseas, to mark Remembrance week.

Researchers say there are about eight million people with prediabetes in the UK and 4.5 million have already developed type 2 diabetes.

Jack Sommers said his role in the fight against Covid has been ‘small but important’.

Details of a UK missile system were disclosed.

A security boss said two companies had different understandings of their responsibilities.

Angus, Fife and Perth and Kinross will join the central belt, Dundee and Ayrshire in Level 3 of Scotland’s five-tier system of coronavirus measures.

Experts have raised concerns about the logistics required to supply a vaccine that needs to be kept at an ultra-low temperature.

The Government should move all non-essential in-person teaching online now to lower the risk of transmission on campuses, union says.

An initial 600,000 lateral flow test kits are being issued to certain local areas in the coming days, the Department of Health and Social Care said.

Four vehicles on the Eavis family farm will be converted into electric.

57.7 more people per 100,000 died in the Northern Powerhouse than the rest of England between March and July.

Sir John Bell said the announcement by Pfizer and BioNTech meant there could be two or three vaccines by the new year.

The Health Foundation said the figure represents a ‘hidden backlog’ of care.

The Holy See only provided ‘limited information’, according to the panel.

Petroineos currently employs 637 workers at the site but says the plant has a viable future with ‘up to 450’ staff.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights published the findings of its inquiry.

Cardinal Nichols told the PA news agency he will be staying in post, even though an independent report said he did not prioritise child abuse victims.

The Government suffered a heavy defeat over the UK Internal Market Bill, which could give ministers the power to tear up a deal signed with the EU.