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Climate Assembly UK also supports a ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars by 2030-2035 to help cut emissions to net zero.

Aviation expert Steve Jarvis gave evidence on ‘vigilance decrement’ at the inquiry into the 2013 ditching that led to the loss of four lives.

Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry won with 49% of the first preference votes – beating rivals Shahrar Ali and Rosi Sexton.

The fire service received reports, wrongly, of an ‘active shooter’ and some casualties with gunshot wounds.

It suggests the equivalent of around £6.60 per person may be spent.

Zephaniah McLeod is accused of killing university worker Jacob Billington as well as seven counts of attempted murder.

Road Haulage Association chief executive Richard Burnett made the prediction due to concerns over several aspects of the UK’s preparations.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said he is ‘extremely concerned’ about the UK Government’s controversial plans to override key elements of the Brexit deal.

The chain is negotiating a company voluntary arrangement restructuring deal after facing “significant disruption” from the coronavirus pandemic.

Property website Zoopla has looked at the UK’s hotspots for rental yields.

Human activity such as intensive agriculture and destroying habitat for farmland is driving the declines, a new report from the charity warns.

Obina Ezeoke killed Annie Ekofo and Bervil Ekofo in East Finchley, north London, in September 2016.

The Centre for Retail Research estimates a previously-unaccounted 32,600 positions have gone at shuttered independent stores.

The 15-year-old appeared at Norwich Youth Court via video-link, charged with attempted murder.

Its Twitter account said: ‘A huge ‘Thank you’ to all emergency services staff for your vital work.’

AstraZeneca is investigating whether a patient’s reported side effect is connected with the vaccine.

Richard Burnett of the Road Haulage Association, told MPs that ministers have a ‘self-belief in their own rhetoric’.

The company warned that it could be forced to consider ‘less favourable alternatives’ if creditors reject restructuring proposals.

Some people who seek tests ‘don’t have a reason’, Matt Hancock said.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson praised emergency responders as ‘heroes of British life’.