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Lisa Lees set up an organisation giving aromatherapy and massage treatment to ease the pain of dying youngsters.

Many Irish hauliers see British ports like Dover and Holyhead as the quickest route to the continent.

The cause was most likely massive volcanic eruptions in the Wrangellia Province of western Canada, a new study suggests.

The Welsh Government said ‘urgent action’ was needed to control and reduce the spread of the virus in the area.

Boris Johnson said he understood a negative test had been returned for Sir Keir’s child, adding: ‘I don’t know why he is not here.’

TalkTalk found that bosses and workers were overall more productive working from home, with 24% using the extra time to learn a new language.

New headset is lighter, features a higher resolution display and redesigned controllers.

Boris Johnson said ministers were ‘concerned’ about infection rates in care homes but insisted the testing system was as good as any in Europe.

Police have been checking all vehicles and passengers at the port, leading to delays.

Pirate was not expected to last the night after being found with serious wounds at an allotment in County Durham.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland announced the plans.

The PA news agency found it was not possible to book a test in Bolton, which has the highest infection rate in the country, on Wednesday morning.

City of London Corporation head Catherine McGuinness also encouraged banks and financial services to get staff back to offices.

Sir Steve House called on activists to ‘behave like adults’ when they face arrest.

Government data shows 153 people with Covid-19 were admitted in England on Sunday.

Natalie McGarry faced two embezzlement charges when she appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Wednesday.

An estimated 900,000 pieces of debris larger than 1cm are currently orbiting the Earth.

The Caldicot, Ipswich Corn Exchange and Shrewsbury sites will shut, while the Wolverhampton store will be sold to Tesco.

Experts fear the sustained rise could show a ‘new normal’ in exploitative behaviour following the coronavirus lockdown.

But the Labour leader will still miss Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday.