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Nearly all schools have children out of class due to suspected or confirmed cases of coronavirus, a union poll suggests.
The company told investors on Friday that it is has appointed Kenton Jarvis to become its next chief financial officer.
The budget airline said its capacity in October will be 40% of 2019 levels, compared with the 50% it previously announced.
Norwich Cathedral has the country’s second tallest spire.
The Health Secretary said hospital admissions are now doubling every eight days, amid warnings that deaths will rise in the coming weeks.
Video project ‘People of Calais’ tells stories of refugees in northern France waiting to come to the UK.
Emergency Measures Agreements lasting six months were introduced for all of Britain’s rail franchises in March to keep trains running.
The company said it will cut around 13% of its London-based roles in order to help ‘simplify and focus the business’.
A Government announcement on new measures is anticipated.
The ONS said volumes for the month were 4% higher than in February, before the country was fully impacted by the pandemic.
Two thirds do not think autumn is an important season for gardening, poll shows.
Most multi-buy cans will be available loose, while tuna and tomatoes will move to a card sleeve that can be recycled.
Police said it was a ‘totally unwarranted violent assault’.
The former health secretary claims nearly twice as much is being spent on lawsuits as on the total pay of labour doctors in England.
The mayor of London has joined with councils in the capital to call for an extension to 2021/22.
The number of disclosures made under Clare’s Law nearly doubled from 3,410 in the year ending March 2017 to 6,583 in the year ending March 2019.
The national papers are dominated by concern over the ‘barely functional’ test and trace scheme.
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