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The Northern Ireland Secretary has argued that the shortages have nothing to do with the special EU divorce deal.

The former son-in-law of Formula One tycoon Bernie Ecclestone was due to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on Tuesday on charges of harassment.

South Yorkshire Police said the darkness, rain and poor visibility meant the incident in the Sheffield area could have ended in disaster.

Alok Sharma, who is heading up the crucial climate summit in Glasgow, welcomes Joe Biden’s moves on tackling global warming.

Joan Willett, who raised thousands for the British Heart Foundation, said she is ‘grateful and privileged’ to have received the jab.

The Duchess of Sussex is suing the publisher of The Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over articles which reproduced parts of a handwritten letter.

The sites will shut their doors between April and September.

The bank said it does not expect job losses with staff redeployed to other sites.

Tax officials are still not able to give a precise estimate of how much of the furlough scheme has been lost to fraud and error.

Monica Lennon and Anas Sarwar gained the necessary nominations to stand for leader.

Researchers say penguins are often considered an indicator species whose populations reflect the state of the surrounding marine environment.

The unsettled conditions could also bring the risks of wind and snowfall as the storm engulfs the country through the middle of the week.

A US modelling study has found mask-wearing to be linked to reduced Covid-19 transmission.

Crews are experiencing long waits with patients outside over capacity accident and emergency departments.

There are big differences across the country.

The letter was sent to her estranged father, Thomas Markle.

Between June and November 2020, searches for properties located in the Cotswolds increased by 102% compared with a year earlier, Rightmove said.

The discount chain will increase its minimum national hourly pay rate for store employees to £9.55 from February 1.

More than 6,000 deaths in the week ending January 8 involved Covid-19.

‘Staff are almost on their knees’, Dr Alison Pittard said.