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An invasive species of wasp and a fungus are spreading across Europe and threatening the species, experts have warned.

The inquiry into the death of Mr Bayoh resumed on Tuesday and heard evidence from the doctor who conducted the post-mortem examination.

Health research saves and improves lives, for example by developing life-saving vaccines, researchers say.

The cost of the work will be covered through insurance and not the licence fee, the broadcaster confirmed on Tuesday.

The National Trust is using the belted Galloway herd for conservation grazing in Gloucestershire’s Stroud Valleys

Voter ID requirements will not be introduced in Wales for local and Senedd elections, the First Minister confirmed.

Dominic Wightman, editor of Country Squire Magazine, is defending the libel claim along with writer Nigel Bean and a third man, Paul Read.

Micheal Martin also said he was ‘a bit impatient’ with the suggestion that Ireland was the weakest link in Europe.

The Labour leader said it was ‘early days’ for the Public Order Act, amid criticism of the arrest of anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation.

The Labour leader was ‘absolutely clear’ that he would never do a deal with the SNP.

Andrew Bridgen is understood to be joining actor Laurence Fox’s Reclaim Party.

Members of the National Union of Journalists working in TV, online and radio at BBC Local (England) voted by 56% against the plans.

The tactical commander for the event said people who want to protest should get in touch with officers about it beforehand.

Sir Keir Starmer also spoke about his family’s own struggles growing up.

Pc Imran Mahmood, 36, is charged with unlawfully inflicting grievous bodily harm on Jordan Walker-Brown during a lockdown patrol.

MP Joanna Cherry has said an adviser told her that speaking out could harm her chances of ever leading the party.

Members of international fan network OGAE were joined by music producer Peter Waterman in travelling to the city ahead of the competition.

Some parts of the yellow warning area could see 40 millimetres of rain over a three-hour period, the Met Office said.

Health Secretary Michael Matheson said industrial action by junior doctors would be ‘very disruptive’.

Judge Sebastian Prentis considered the former England rugby star’s case at an Insolvency and Companies Court hearing in London.