Larotrectinib is a so-called ‘tumour agnostic’ medicine, meaning it targets cancerous cells according to their genetic make-up.
Wings Over Scotland’s Stuart Campbell claimed the former Scottish Labour leader defamed him in a newspaper column.
It follows a number of vandalism and fire incidents against masts across the country over the Easter weekend.
The group also confirmed a £892,362 pay packet given to Rob Collins, who had been managing director of the group’s Waitrose business.
Food parcels are being prepared in the north London venue for people in need in the local area.
Roz Savage hopes to share the ‘toolkit of mental strategies’ she developed during her time alone on the ocean.
Researchers said there is an urgent need for robust antibody detection approaches to support diagnostics, vaccine development and lockdown relaease.
West Midlands Police are hoping to deter further attacks on the masts.
The UK chief executive said warehouses have also been upgraded to provide safety to staff.
Ephraim Mirvis, who strongly criticised Jeremy Corbyn, said the new Labour leader’s efforts to rebuild trust were ‘heartening’.
Ministers are under pressure over the lack of tests being carried out and problems in the supply of protective equipment.
Number 10 stressed that Mr Johnson is not ‘formally’ doing Government work.
The British-Iranian citizen has been told her temporary release from an Iranian prison has been extended by a month due to Covid-19.
Sadeq Elhowsh was a father of four who had worked for St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust in Merseyside for 17 years.
The Duchess of Cambridge is patron of the Evelina London Children’s Hospital, which is now treating adult coronavirus patients.
The young animal was uninjured after the incident in a family’s garden in Hertfordshire.
The conclusion follows collaborative research from Queen’s University Belfast, the University of Split, Croatia, and King’s College London.
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