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Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the PM for his backing against ‘aggression’ by Russia.

Blessing Olalemi said: ‘We’ve barely had a moment to grieve for our daughter and now we’re praying for our four-year-old to survive.’

Regulations around the movement of goods from Great Britain could be introduced following withdrawal from the EU.

The system is handling more cases of Covid-19 week on week.

The RMT union claims its efforts to engage with arbitration service Acas had been ‘stonewalled’ by train operator Serco.

The International Trade Secretary was challenged in the Commons to keep changes made by peers to the Agriculture Bill.

The CMA wants the power to investigate the deal.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will discuss global education with the Nobel Peace Prize winner on Sunday.

The Holyrood committee probing the Scottish Government’s handling of complaints against the ex-first minister is trying to access documents.

The story appeared on several national front pages on Thursday, prompting MPs and mayors to ask why there had been no consultation.

The two double-deckers, also known as a jumbo jet or as the Queen of the Skies, left Heathrow Airport in BA livery for the last time.

The former Cabinet minister had been the UK Government’s pick for the role.

The number waiting more than 18 weeks to start hospital treatment also tripled in August compared to the same month last year, NHS England said.

Just 35 million journeys were made between April and June.

More than two million people have been granted settled status, allowing them permanent leave to remain.

Passengers stopped for not wearing a face covering can avoid further action if they have one with them and put it on.

Bank governor Andrew Bailey warned the risks to the UK economy were ‘very much to the downside’ due to spiralling numbers of Covid-19 cases.

Police said the event ‘recklessly breached’ coronavirus regulations.

The Duke of Cambridge said the fight to safeguard the planet should receive the same resources as the battle to combat coronavirus.

First Minister Arlene Foster and deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill cautioned there is just a narrow window to avert a serious second Covid wave.