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The biotechnology company will create its Moderna Innovation and Technology Centre in Harwell.

The Venture Forward report, produced by GoDaddy, indicated that the potential collapse of these firms would represent a £12 billion hit.

The Finance Secretary said ‘continuity won’t cut it’ for the next leader of Scotland.

But the Northern Ireland Secretary said he is a ‘glass half full man’ and is confident the DUP will back the Windsor Framework.

Fares in England and Wales jumped by up to 5.9% on average on Sunday, adding hundreds of pounds to the cost of many annual season tickets.

Critics have already questioned whether the Government’s solution will make any difference to small boat arrivals on Britain’s shores.

The civil servant is expected to submit a formal request on Monday to take on the role of Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff.

The security service’s director general, Ken McCallum, issued a public apology.

British pilots are set to conduct joint air policing missions in Estonia alongside the German air force for the first time.

Social housing tenants will be urged to complain about shoddy and dangerous housing in a major new Government advertising campaign.

MPs and peers have urged ministers to think again on controversial new strikes law.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris suggested the leaked WhatsApp messages give only a ‘partial’ picture of Covid decision-making.

Sinn Fein’s vice president called on the DUP to show ‘leadership’ and lift its blockade on devolution at Stormont.

Chris Heaton-Harris has offered a staunch defence of the former prime minister.

Pregnant Aalaa said her daughters were ‘pulled’ from her as their home collapsed and the two young children are still suffering weeks later.

Unicef worker Joe English has been helping children in Syria and Turkey affected by the earthquake with psychosocial aid.

Cyrus Neshvad said Tom Cruise told him ‘we should be strong’, while discussing the fight for women’s rights in Iran.

The legislation, promised as part of Government efforts to tackle illegal migration, could come as soon as Tuesday.

A fresh development in The Telegraph’s ‘Lockdown Files’ features among the front pages.

Almost 900 people signed up to sell the magazine last year for the first time.