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Artist Aliza Nisenbaum said she wanted to ‘pay tribute’ to key workers in the project, commissioned by the Tate Liverpool gallery.

The Suffolk power station could generate 3.2 gigawatts of electricity, enough to provide 7% of the UK’s energy demands.

Michel Barnier will deliver an update on the situation after the UK and EU agreed to continue talking.

Under changes to be announced by Home Secretary Priti Patel, the minimum payment for victims will be raised to £10,000 and the maximum to £100,000.

Vaccination centres will operate from existing doctors’ surgeries or community hubs in villages, towns and cities across the country.

The extension of talks between the UK and the EU dominates Monday’s newspapers.

Born as David Cornwell in Dorset in 1931, the Cold War author was brought up in a turmoil of insecurities.

A no-deal outcome was averted after Boris Johnson and his European counterpart agreed to continue negotiating.

Mr Khan said a compensation scheme for businesses was needed ahead of London being moved into Tier 3.

Among his 25 novels were acclaimed best-sellers including Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Spy Who Came In From The Cold.

Local authority leader Danny Thorpe said ‘immediate action’ was needed.

There was plenty of glitter and sparkle as people hit the shops in the run-up to Christmas.

Two-thirds of all local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

The Terrence Higgins Trust charity welcomed the news, saying the move will make for a ‘fairer blood donation system’ while also ensuring its safety.

Lord Nigel Dodds said the movement of goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland should take place with a minimum of checks.

The programme will be boosted by a further £52 million in 2021/22, the Ministry of Housing has confirmed.

Leaders have also called for a ‘grace period’ and time for firms to adjust to either outcome in the new year.

Lateral flow tests, which can produce results within 30 minutes, will be used.

The body of the boy was found in Fishtoft, near Boston, on Saturday, Lincolnshire Police said.

Those aged 80 and over, as well as care home residents and staff, will be first in line to receive the jab.