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Engineers will walk out for the 43rd time this year in the continuing row over pay and conditions.

The warm weather coincides with Monday’s easing of Covid rules, meaning groups of up to six, or two households, can socialise in parks and gardens.

South Wales Police said violence broke out after crowds of mostly young people gathered outside the Senedd building on Tuesday evening.

More than 350,000 men and women have served in the RAAF since its formation in 1921 with 11,100 losing their lives in service.

Councillor David Mellen said two of Nottingham’s parks were closed due to ‘the actions of a thoughtless minority’.

The takeaway delivery company’s shares dropped heavily on their London debut.

The painter is thought to have produced the artwork at the age of 13.

The party pledged ‘revolution from the bottom up’ as part of its local elections campaign.

Royal Caribbean is offering staff from the emergency services, NHS, social care sector and armed forces ‘the long-awaited opportunity to get away’.

The Government is giving a ‘well-earned’ pay rise to two million people, says Boris Johnson.

The ‘eggs’, hidden for four-year-old Elizabeth by staff at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, were in fact decorated watermelons.

The revolutionary mask was designed at Addenbroke’s Hospital in Cambridge after a nurse highlighted the need for a clear mask.

An estimated 14% of the population are non-white, compared with 10% of MPs and 9% of the armed forces.

Kate Nicholls, chief executive of trade body UKHospitality, said certification could pose a problem for frontline staff.

The commission, led by former teacher Dr Tony Sewell, reported that there was little evidence of institutional racism in the UK.

The use of the vaccine was tested in a trial of 2,260 people aged 12 to 15 in the US.

Experts said the project offers an immersive insight into life at Linlithgow Palace, West Lothian, in 1512.

Professor Kehinde Andrews said the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities’ report was not a ‘genuine effort to understand racism in Britain’.

Tony Sewell, chairman of the Commission on Race and Ethnic disparities, said there was evidence of overt racism, but denied it was structural.

The animals can smell illness in other mice, a study from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) said.