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The ONS revealed that total trade in goods with EU countries tumbled by 23.1% in the first quarter compared with three years ago.

The Delyn MP committed a ‘serious breach’ of Parliament’s behaviour code by making repeated and unwanted sexual advances

The warning comes after three people suffered strokes following the injection of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Race, disability and sexuality are among the barriers to finding a safe home, the charity said.

Figures should be interpreted with caution, statistics officials say.

More than 50 scientists and vets are calling for a halt to the plans to capture and run tests on 12 minke whales.

Researchers studied the virus that causes Covid-19 using a ‘pioneering approach’

The ads, seen on the London Tube and buses, ‘irresponsibly suggested’ that engaging in Bitcoin investment through Luno was straightforward and easy.

The proposals for the Port of Leith have been welcomed by industry figures and the Scottish Government.

More must be done to help dentists resume normal activities, dental leaders have said.

Tim Davie was speaking in the aftermath of Lord Dyson’s report which criticised how the 1995 interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, was secured.

The Government has been accused of sowing ‘confusion’ after advising people in impacted areas not to travel or meet indoors.

The Woodland Trust is calling on the public to help raise funds to buy Snaizeholme, near Hawes, and create new woods and other habitats on the site.

Boris Johnson and Lord Goldsmith were among the cases examined by the Singh Investigation.

Professor Swaran Singh’s investigation said controversial statements by Boris Johnson fuelled a perception in some quarters of an ‘insensitive’ party.

Kwajo Tweneboa, 22, said the housing association tried to evict him and his siblings after his father died of cancer.

The BBC boss was speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.

But overall grocery sales dropped compared with a year ago at the height of the pandemic, according to Kantar

Becki West-Davidson, Sebastian Smith and Sean Palmer were found guilty at Ipswich Crown Court of murdering Joe Pooley in August 2018.

Shadow justice secretary David Lammy said George Floyd ‘looked like me, he could have been me’.