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Eleven people were killed when a Hawker Hunter plane exploded into a fireball on the A27 in West Sussex on August 22, 2015.

A High Court judge heavily criticised the Deputy First Minister’s failure to nominate a Stormont department to administer the scheme.

Liverpool Crown Court heard Matthew Egglesden was reported to police by his father.

The intention is to target links in potential transmission chains that lead to high-risk individuals.

Local authorities fear the pandemic will make the problem worse as youngsters snack on sugary food and drinks while stuck at home.

Passengers arriving in the UK from Portugal will no longer have to self-isolate from from 4am on Saturday.

Labour said people whose loved ones died while working on the front line face a choice between losing access to benefits or receiving compensation.

The Intelligence and Security Committee’s report published in July said the UK was ‘clearly a target’ for Russia’s political influence operations.

The couple handed out supplies at a drive-through facility.

Justice McAlinden singled out Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill as the reason for the delay.

The CBI’s latest industrial Trends Survey revealed that manufacturing output volumes tumbled by 46% in the three months to August.

Attorney General Suella Braverman said such offenders should be ‘punished with the greatest severity’.

UK and EU negotiators warned there has been little progress during the latest round of discussions.

Justin McCamphill of the NASUWT told the Stormont Education Committee that he believed the reopening of schools is being rushed.

The study, led by the University of Glasgow, is the first to link both multimorbidity and polypharmacy with the likelihood of contracting Covid-19.

More than 350,000 people have signed an online petition calling for tougher sentences for those who kill emergency workers.

Dara Calleary and Jerry Buttimer were guests at the Oireachtas Golf Society event in Clifden, Co Galway, which was attended by 81 other people.

Some have opted to pay to get the few remaining direct flights back to the UK.

Chief negotiator David Frost said he believes a trade deal is still possible but warned ‘there has been little progress’ after seven rounds.

Just 11% said they had made use of the cut-price dining offer by the middle of August, Office for National Statistics research concluded.