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More than 100 academics at the University of Oxford are refusing requests from Oriel College to give tutorials to its undergraduates.

He said there are ‘gaping holes’ in the Brexit deal.

Mayor Joanne Anderson said the local authority was committed to improvements.

Paul Charles, from travel consultancy The PC Agency, claimed decisions on travel restrictions were ‘highly political, not based on data at all’.

Pc Benjamin Monk is alleged to have murdered the ex-Aston Villa striker in 2016.

Lynne Kelly, of Haemophilia Wales, told the Infected Blood Inquiry she had been arguing for national policy in meetings of the Haemophilia Alliance.

A ‘significant number’ of former employees are said to have suffered ‘mental illness’ as a result of working at the Scottish craft brewing giant.

It said the ‘opportunity for appropriate scrutiny and consultation’ has been denied.

Sir Simon Hughes said knowledge his private information was unlawfully obtained ‘went to the top in The Sun’ after accepting ‘substantial’ damages.

Around 2,000 people lined the streets of west Belfast for the funeral when strict Covid-19 limits on public gatherings were in place.

Viewers under the age of 16 saw an average of 2.8 ads for gambling a week on TV in 2020, the Advertising Standards Authority said.

Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh building was engulfed in flames in June 2018.

The Duchess of Cornwall wore a tropical print dress by Fiona Clare for her visit to the Garden Museum on London’s South Bank.

In its annual report, Morrisons revealed that chief executive David Potts would receive the maximum £1.7 million bonus for the past year.

Danyal Hussein has denied double murder and possessing a knife.

The Cabinet minister on Thursday denied a series of claims from the former Downing Street adviser.

Robert Buckland paid tribute to the ‘immense courage, determination and patience’ of relatives of the 96 victims of the 1989 tragedy.

The UK is currently holding around 12.6 billion items of PPE, such as masks, gloves and aprons, a top civil servant said.

Micheal Martin said the US president has made clear that closer EU-UK alignment will not negatively impact a US trade deal.

Despite cloudy skies, astronomy enthusiasts were able to see nearly a third of the sun being blocked out by the moon.