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Bernadette Walker, 17, of Peterborough, was reported missing in July.

Chief executive Alex Cruz told MPs the coronavirus pandemic has ‘devastated our business’.

The Paris-based think tank is predicting the UK economy will contract by 10.1% in 2020 before rebounding by 7.6% in 2021.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it received thousands of complaints that refunds for pandemic-hit breaks are not being paid back.

Environmentalists claim the limited electric range of the vehicles and owners not charging their batteries regularly increases their CO2 emissions.

Christine Granville faced what she described as ‘the horrors of peace’ after her outstanding wartime career,.

The building of new power stations would have created thousands of new jobs.

The Spanish fashion giant, which also owns the Bershka and Pull & Bear brands, said sales slid by 31% in the three months to July 31.

The Government should prioritise the education sector for the allocation of tests, a union leader says.

It said that pre-tax profits slid by 65.5% to £140 million for the year, as revenues dived by 37% to £1.34 billion.

Frustrated jobseeker Richard Stevens penned a song with his 16-year-old son Oscar.

The Office for National Statistics said the Consumer Prices Index tumbled to 0.2% in August from 1% in July.

Police constables Amy Taylor and April Cooper, of Cambridgeshire Police, were subject to a disciplinary hearing.

The ‘circus’ around coronavirus testing leads most of the nation’s Wednesday papers.

Researchers say the results of a six-year project debunk the modern image of vikings as brutal predators who travelled by sea from Scandinavia.

Just last week Nancy Pelosi said there would be “absolutely no chance” of a trade deal if Britain overrides the Brexit deal with Brussels.

A speech written by the country’s prime minister said ‘the time has come to fully leave our colonial past behind’.

People unable to get Covid-19 tests in Bolton have turned up at the hospital’s A&E department

The Telegraph quoted a source close to Mr Welby as saying he was ‘deeply concerned about Christmas and the impact of the rule of six’.

From Apple Watches to new subscription bundles, but not the iPhone 12.