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Andy Biggs says his takings are down 80% as he sometimes only has three customers in a day.

The PM’s ‘green revolution’ leads Wednesday’s papers.

The British Medical Association said the previous system was ‘inconsistent’ and did not contain the spread of coronavirus.

He was named the most influential black person in Britain.

An acceleration of the ban will have a major impact on the automotive agency.

The former party leader was suspended from Labour last month, but has been reinstated by the National Executive Committee.

The rituals of PMQs might be baffling, but they are a unique part of UK democracy.

The penalty has been off-limits to officers dealing with mass gatherings since last Friday after police chiefs raised concerns with the Home Office.

The 71-year-old’s suspension last month marked a fall from grace after what many felt was an incredible rise up the Labour ranks.

Hull, Hartlepool and Swale are currently recording the highest rates.

The Labour leader said: ‘I will not allow a focus on one individual to prevent us from doing the vital work of tackling anti-Semitism.’

The former opposition leader said: ‘Our movement must now come together to oppose and defeat this deeply damaging Conservative government.’

The Prime Minister has set out action in areas ranging from developing hydrogen to clean cars.

Senior Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge said: ‘This is a broken outcome from a broken system.’

The family of Owen and Bredge Ward have spoken of their shock.

It earlier emerged forces were advised on Friday by the National Police Chiefs Council to stop handing out the levies.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will be in the Commons chamber for the weekly clash with the Prime Minister on Wednesday as usual.

Speakers at the It’s Time event range from broadcaster and children’s author Konnie Huq to criminal barrister and TV personality Judge Rinder.

The Lord Advocate and Permanent Secretary both refused to say if the government has asked law officers about releasing legal advice.

Mr Corbyn has acknowledged that concerns around anti-Semitism in Labour were not ‘exaggerated’.