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The party says students on placements, or whose face-to-face teaching is essential, should be allowed to travel back to university first.

The 29-year-old unionist law lecturer was shot dead by the IRA in 1983.

TV presenter Hayley Matthews, who hosted the party’s virtual conference, has previously expressed support for conspiracy theories.

Maria Mester, 47, is on trial accused of helping to organise the £25 million raid on the home of Tamara Ecclestone last December.

Sinead Quinn, owner of Quinn Blakey Hairdressing in Oakenshaw, near Bradford, did not appear at Bradford Magistrates’ Court for the hearing.

Some of the goods, which included two prestigious medals, were listed for sale on eBay, prosecutor Simon Maughan said.

More than 60% of the fixed penalty notices have gone unpaid in some areas.

A new inquest into the death of Ella Kissi-Debrah is probing whether illegal pollution in the London Borough of Lewisham caused a fatal asthma attack.

The US company said it is applying for regulatory approval of its Covid-19 vaccine.

Oil and Gas UK has urged governments to act quickly with the figures highlighting the challenge in securing a green recovery.

Gentoo penguins at London Aquarium have been watching Elf to keep them ‘entertained and engaged’.

Three UK’s 5G coverage has now gone live in 154 towns and cities across the country.

The singer admitted attending a ‘small gathering’ for her 30th birthday and said it had been an ‘inexcusable error’.

The campaign has been backed by Sir Elton John.

A seven-day ‘travel window’ will operate between December 3 and December 9 for students who do not test positive for coronavirus.

Grottos are permitted to welcome in children all over England as long as they are in venues that are allowed to open.

Henry Long was jailed for 16 years and Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers were each jailed for 13 years over the death of Pc Andrew Harper.

Over the course of the pandemic one in six people said they have felt there is no point following the rules any longer, researchers found.

Scottish Government ministers have been urged to instigate a review of employment practices.

Harley Watson died after a vehicle ploughed into children who were leaving Debden Park High School in Loughton, Essex, in December last year.