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Many guests leaving the Radisson Blu Edwardian near Heathrow complained about the conditions, the costs and being kept away from family members.

The former first minister is giving evidence to a Scottish Parliament inquiry.

Norfolk teenager Jack Jenkins invited the Prime Minister to be a hair model.

The Government is sticking with its vaccine policy and groups such as teachers and police officers will not be prioritised for the jab.

Rail Project Speed aims to halve the duration, and significantly reduce the costs, of rail infrastructure work.

Businesswoman Amanda Staveley had made complaints about the behaviour of bosses at Barclays when negotiating investment deals in 2008.

He said he himself will be “feeding into” the new UK Cabinet body.

The former first minister made no statement as he entered Holyrood.

Ten men died in the Selby Rail Crash after two trains collided near the North Yorkshire village of Great Heck.

Robin Swann was speaking ahead of the one-year anniversary of the first coronavirus cases being confirmed in the region.

Some residents have already complained that the scheme, which was launched in parts of Newcastle upon Tyne last week, is a ‘free-for-all’.

Airlines are usually required to use 80% of slots at oversubscribed airports or risk them being taken away in the following year.

Some customers whose bank details are not held by the travel agent will need to contact the company to get their refunds.

The incident happened as the Stena Horizon was approaching its berth in Belfast harbour.

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has made its recommendations for phase two of the jab rollout.

The last anti-HS2 protester has been removed from a network of tunnels in London’s Euston Square Gardens.

The JCVI has concluded that trying to vaccinate groups such as teachers and police officers could slow the programme down.

Shamima Begum travelled to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State group in February 2015.

The retailer said Sainsbury’s and Argos staff will see their hourly pay rate rise from £9.30 and £9 respectively, to £9.50 from March.

Some primary schools have said pupils should wear the masks when they return on March 8.