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Wales is the latest nation to announce new measures in response to the second wave of Covid-19.

Band Of Builders refurbished Chris Joy’s uneven driveway to help him access his home on his mobility scooter.

Around 200 protesters from farmers to chefs gathered in Parliament Square to demand financial support as the furlough scheme comes to an end.

It will begin at 6pm on October 23 and last until November 9.

The North Atlantic right whale is the largest item at the Hull Maritime Museum and has not been moved for 45 years.

A passenger was removed from the Belfast to Edinburgh flight after allegedly shouting ‘everybody dies’.

Louis Tate, jailed for life in 2010 for mowing down Garry Frater, is believed to be the father of Kerianne Stephens’ young child, the court heard.

Europe’s biggest regional airline entered administration in March after years of struggles.

Dhneep Bains, known as Neepy, died aged 26 in July this year.

World leaders are grappling with how to deal with a second wave of Covid-19.

Researchers cautioned that there is not enough data on the consequences of microplastics on infant health.

The Bolton South East MP said she is being ‘very well looked after’.

Sean Doyle was appointed chief executive at the airline last week.

Exam boards will ‘rely much more heavily’ on the judgment of senior examiners due to lower entry numbers.

The announcement comes after the duke launched his £50 million Earthshot Prize.

There were 2,095 excess deaths from these conditions registered between March 14 and September 11, the Office for National Statistics said.

The weapons engineering officer is facing an investigation.

Cabinet minister Robert Jenrick said it was the final day for talks with Greater Manchester to see if a deal can be reached on coronavirus curbs.

The new advice includes challenging assumptions over victims sharing naked pictures or having met their attacker via a hook-up app.

The study is unlikely to allay current fears over the path to justice for victims following a sharp fall in rape prosecutions and convictions.