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A second, identical wooden installation is still missing from Severn Valley Country Park in Shropshire.

There were 7,320 deaths registered in the week ending February 5, the Office for National Statistics said.

The radio presenter said people with learning disabilities are often neglected by society.

The Evidence for Equality National Survey will ask about people’s experiences of employment, health, wellbeing and discrimination.

The plant could be operational by 2025, if private investment and government funding can be secured.

Boris Johnson is ‘hopeful’ lockdown can be cautiously eased in the coming weeks, saying vaccines are providing ‘grounds for confidence’.

Chris Lewis suffered multiple facial fractures and damaged his spinal cord.

Joe Ousalice made the comments following an announcement by the Ministry of Defence that LGBTQ personnel will have their honours returned.

The Competition and Market Authority (CMA) has said it has concerns the move could lessen competition.

Nellie-Rose Culleton is undergoing gruelling treatment for stage four neuroblastoma, a rare disease affecting around 100 UK children each year.

Gay people were not allowed to serve in the military until a rule change in 2000.

Officers also discovered a garage workshop in Dudley Port had been turned into a bar.

Immigration control staff reportedly received an email detailing the guidance at 9.25pm on Sunday.

Workers in the arts sector have called on the Prime Minister to secure visa-free travel with the EU.

Citizens of any age and walk of life are invited to apply to become the European Space Agency’s next astronaut

The lockdown and the Sussexes are among the main topics on the nation’s front pages.

He said there were ‘grounds for confidence’ that vaccines were helping to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Anne Longfield accused tech companies of having a ‘cavalier’ attitude towards protecting young and vulnerable social media users.

The footage was captured by Chris Fitzmorris in Kenner, Louisiana.

The UK has joined 55 countries in committing to enhance international cooperation to end the ‘cruel’ practice of arbitrary detention.