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Becton Dickinson has received ‘exceptional use authorisation’ to import blood tubes into the country.

A Tesco delivery vehicle caused heavy damage to a railway bridge on Monday, forcing the railway line that connects Cornwall and Plymouth to close.

The organisation said it expects to feel financial repercussions for ‘some years’ following the pandemic, but that business was gradually returning.

Police have said the five unprovoked attacks were being treated as hate crimes.

Helen Macdonald described George Eustice as ‘unfit to hold office’ following the culling of her alpaca.

Police are attempting to trace a man caught on CCTV after Ghulam Nabi was knocked down.

The UK has already evacuated more than 15,000 people since August 13, of whom more than 8,000 are Arap claimants.

The Prince of Wales met residents of Ballater and took in views from the Cambus O’May suspension bridge.

Police attempting to keep the busy crossing open were faced with campaigners in costume with some gluing themselves to the pavement.

Oil and Gas UK estimated that 73% of the UK’s energy is still supplied by oil and gas.

One traveller wrote on Twitter that he was stuck in a three-hour queue for families with children on Tuesday.

The deputy First Minister tweeted that she is currently self-isolating and hopes to return to public duties next week.

Defra confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that the alpaca from New Zealand had been culled.

The overall winners, including the Grand Title winner, will be announced in October via a virtual awards ceremony.

Many of those visiting the Sunken Garden could recall exactly where they were when the news broke of her death in a Paris car crash.

The Metropolitan Police said 43 arrests had been made in connection with the protests as of 6.45pm on Tuesday, taking the total number to 469.

NHS officials are poised to start a booster campaign on September 6.

Those who have not already provided their birth date will receive a notification asking them to do so over the next few weeks.

Researchers say there is an alarming rise in the number of women reporting the non-traditional risk factors for cardiovascular disease.

There have been suggestions the close partnership is in turmoil.