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Proteins have previously been detected in many of their paintings.

Daryoush Kholghnik, of Vaughan Way, Leicester, is accused of murdering Tala Tala, 53.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris cited a ‘small number’ of individuals who remain determined to use ‘politically motivated violence’.

The Independent Commission for Aid Impact says a third of the aid budget goes to asylum seekers and refugees arriving in Britain.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it ‘might’ accept Asda’s proposals to offload 13 sites.

Aside from art installations, EuroFestival will also see a mass participation dance event and a three-day festival featuring drag performances.

Wholesale prices for the fuels are now virtually identical yet diesel is being sold for around 17p a litre more on average than petrol, the RAC said.

It comes after reports suggested Afghan refugees are set to be forced out of hotels as part of new Government plans.

The report said that while the trust’s four hospitals remained safe places to receive care, several issues were ‘sufficiently serious’.

Health Service Ombudsman Rob Behrens said the cases his office had heard were ‘extremely distressing’.

One customer was allowed to open a new account and spend £23,000 in 20 minutes without any checks.

The 1930s artwork was bought in a private sale from an auction house.

Louis De Zoysa, 25, allegedly killed Metropolitan Police custody sergeant Matt Ratana in the early hours of September 25 2020.

The two pieces were part of the Barbadian-Scottish artist’s show at the Venice Biennale last year.

Ms Sturgeon now goes to the backbenches at Holyrood, along with her deputy John Swinney.

Approximately 200 barrels of reservoir fluid were released after the leak occurred at the Wytch Farm oil field on Sunday.

Andrew Bailey also told MPs at Parliament’s Treasury Committee that the economy is in a ‘period of very heightened tension and alertness’.

Charles is now Colonel in Chief of the Corps of Royal Engineers, known as the Sappers.

Ofwat is calling on firms to trial ‘innovative ways’ of charging customers, to make bills more affordable and save supplies.

The Unite union has warned that industrial action would create major safety issues for vessels.