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The London mayor called on the Government to commit to bridging a £500 million funding shortfall in this financial year.

The rules will change at 6pm on Tuesday.

Finding Freedom goes on sale on August 31 – the date Diana, Princess of Wales was killed in a car crash in 1997.

Oliver Stephens, 13, known as Olly, was stabbed to death at Bugs Bottom field in Emmer Green, Reading, Berkshire.

The private hire firm said its 4,000 vehicles will keep screens to protect drivers and passengers and offer them to its 2,500 ComCab taxis.

Researchers found that heatwaves occur in spurts during periods of accelerated climate warming.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission said Texo Johnson got in touch after his sister saw the news that three friends had had their names cleared.

Research has found that the reality of the risks heatwaves can cause are not matched by the level of public concern.

‘It was really heartening to see so many people turn up,’ said Daniel Barnard.

Pressures on the NHS include going ‘full speed’ to address the backlog of care across hospital services, NHS Providers said.

Dean Floyd said his company would pay whoever safely returns 6ft figures of the comedy duo.

The Oil and Gas Authority said the oil giant did not meet reporting requirements.

Customers will soon receive a message asking them to withdraw all their money before November 30, and change any standing orders or direct debits.

The Road Investment Strategy 2 project is made up of 50 major road schemes.

A new survey by Uswitch.com suggests the number of people hit by internet outages in the last year is three times higher than the previous 12 months.

After the incident the driver was diagnosed with sleep apnoea, which causes breathing to stop and start during sleeping.

Waris Ali’s wife, nine-year-old son and family friend drowned in Loch Lomond on Saturday evening.

Two-time gold medallist James Brown spent an hour on the roof of the aircraft at London City Airport in October 2019, Southwark Crown Court heard.

The surgeon carried out unapproved ‘cleavage-sparing’ mastectomies on patients leaving behind breast tissue and risking a return of cancer.

The plastic does not break down in the marine animal and could be consumed when eaten by people, researchers said.