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Margaret Hansard, 78, said she is staging a “nantervention” to keep her grandchildren and other youngsters safe.

The John Lewis Partnership said it has set a target for its profits to reach £200m in the next two years and £400m by 2025.

The social media site will launch a crackdown on influencer posts promoting products and services which are not properly labelled as advertising.

The Government refers to it as an ‘inland border facility’, while the online campaign prefers to describe it as a ‘diesel-soaked Valhalla’.

The outsourcing giant said it is considering whether to hand out the extra profits to shareholders.

The Medical Research Council biostatistics unit at Cambridge University has published modelling which is fed to Government scientific advisers.

The pub chain said the 10pm curfew, enforced table service and other restrictions continue to hold back sales.

Four people were killed and 70 were injured in the accident on October 17 2000.

Ionel Pintilie’s wife Gabriela died after losing six litres of blood following the birth of their daughter at Basildon University Hospital in 2019.

The Department for Transport will take on the revenue and cost risk associated with the franchise.

Eighteen-year-old Harry Vaughan will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Friday for 14 terrorism offences.

Thousands of people from the UK and across the world reported problems with the platform from around 10.30pm on Thursday.

Confusion and rebellion over the Government’s latest lockdown measures leads most of the nation’s papers.

Boris Johnson had set the deadline of October 15 for reaching an agreement.

One former minister said the vast majority of Tory MPs were against the current strategy.

The drug is one of four being examined under the agency’s ongoing trials.

Thousands of people from the UK and across the world reported problems with the platform from around 10.30pm on Thursday.

Bodyworn footage from the Met showed crowds of guests who were not social distancing or taking other steps to prevent transmission of the virus.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said the prohibition will apply if ‘food is served or not’.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has asked Londoners to ‘do the right thing for our city’.