Researchers say biological invasions pose a threat to the local biodiversity.
The UK’s second weekend in lockdown is predicted to be the warmest in six months.
Leaving a car unused for two weeks is enough time for some batteries to be fully discharged, the RAC warned.
Dexter Lee is now looking forward to visiting a police station.
The mayor said Londoners need to play their part in the fight against coronavirus.
York’s plague victims in 1604 had to leave the walled city and were delivered food at a safe distance with payment made in a primitive hand sanitiser.
Two nurses – both young mothers – five doctors and two healthcare assistants have contracted the coronavirus and died since the start of the outbreak.
Jamie Livingstone, head of Oxfam Scotland, suggests the standards for camps cannot cope with a global pandemic.
The FCO said 10 airlines had joined its scheme.
The Queen’s address to the country leads many papers on Sunday.
West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust said the problem was resolved by 10.30pm on Saturday.
A large clear-out of the current frontbench is expected.
Her address comes amid calls for Britons to obey pleas to stay at home despite the warm weather.
Dr Catherine Calderwood and her family have a property an hour’s drive from their main residence in Edinburgh.
One key Government doctor has said some measures may be in place for up to six months.
He vowed Labour will ‘do our bit to offer solutions’ but will also ‘speak for those who have been ignored’.
The televised message will be a rare event, with the head of state only making three previous appearances during troubled times.