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Baroness Vere warned some holiday companies could fail if air travel does not become sustainable.

John Romita died ‘peacefully in his sleep’ aged 93.

The Home Secretary said there are no ‘blanket exclusions’ but said such women could be protected if they co-operate with a police investigation.

A £2 coin will buy significantly fewer everyday items than it would have done when it launched in June 1998, according to research by M&G.

The chief executive of the broadcaster Dame Carolyn McCall faced questions from MPs in Parliament.

Eight new stamps celebrate the contribution of the Windrush generation.

Barnaby Webber and Grace Kumar died in an attack in Nottingham on Tuesday.

Greta Thunberg, Val McDermid, Chris Brookmyre and First Minister Humza Yousaf will also take part.

Scottish Health Secretary Michael Matheson wants fresh talks on Thursday.

Prospective students are currently required to write a statements, which can be up to 4,000 characters long.

The pair have taken their first steps out into their enclosure at Banham Zoo.

Research by hotel chain Travel Lodge also found holidaymakers were expecting to spend more on their break.

Junior doctors in Scotland have voted for three days of strike action next month.

Unison hit out at the scandal, and said the Government had responded with ‘inaction and indifference’.

Customers of E.ON Next were forced to wait on hold for 18 minutes on average, while half of all calls failed to contact the supplier, Ofgem said.

It comes as NHS chiefs warned the number of people seeking emergency help will rise as the hot weather continues across the UK.

The 19-year-old student was killed during an incident in Nottingham in which two other people died

Barnaby Webber’s family described the student’s death as a ‘senseless murder’.

The business said that it had already reached its production cut targets after selling off oil fields.

UK GDP increased by 0.2% for the month after a 0.3% fall in March.