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Professor Ferguson’s modelling was instrumental to the UK going into lockdown in March 2020.

John Byrne, 70, rolled up his sleeve in the grand state apartments of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

It comes after Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said the Government would not ‘stand back and let attendance fall’.

Cassie Lovelock, 26, said two men threatened to rape her and pushed her wheelchair along a London street in March.

Researchers suggest the findings could help discover the key to slowing human ageing.

David Davis said the Prime Minister should outline an economic strategy based on growth.

More insurers are now offering behaviour cover as part of their pet insurance products, Defaqto said.

The Prime Minister played down a suggestion from Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries that the broadcaster may not have a future in 10 years’ time.

A lawyer for the Secretary of State was responding to a challenge to his client for acting amid a Stormont impasse.

The Prime Minister is coming under increasing pressure to tackle the violence against women and girls.

Coroner Sarah Munro QC said the inquests would look at the ‘competence and adequacy’ of the police investigations into his crimes.

The EU’s competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has said the incident highlights why greater competition is needed in the tech sector.

Announcing the plans, the Home Secretary said that users failing to address their drug misuse would face the ‘harshest possible legal sanctions’.

The rights of women and girls were among the issues discussed.

The chief executive of energy regulator Ofgem gave evidence to a Holyrood committee about the soaring gas prices.

The Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor pledged to look at the law to end ‘abuses’ and restore ‘common sense’ to the justice system.

Open letter published on behalf of 1.8m producers calls for countries to honour pledges on emissions and finance ahead of Cop26 climate talks.

Boris Johnson also reiterated his desire to turn the UK economy into a high-wage, high-skilled economy.

The Prime Minister said the way police and the criminal justice system handle crimes of violence against women was ‘just not working’.

Home Secretary Priti Patel was speaking at the Conservative Party conference.