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Restaurants are also having to reduce capacity because they do not have the staff to open.

Around 900,000 people came off furlough in April, new data shows.

The green, amber and red lists have been updated.

The Information Commissioner’s Office said the breach of data laws was ‘serious’.

A Bill returns to the Commons for further consideration on Monday.

Mr Justice Linden found the camp did not have an ‘adequate’ standard of living for the six men.

The animal welfare charity said it might be some kind of joke as the vulnerable young animals could not have wandered in.

Michael Shields appeared at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

The Agriculture Minister said he can ‘absolutely and totally stand over the decision to temporarily remove staff’ following reports of threats.

The closely-watched IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) recorded a reading of 62.9 for May.

Researchers found that the wave could have travelled up to 19 miles (30km) inland.

Michael Shields, 35, will appear at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

The Cabinet Office minister spoke ahead of a four-nations summit, chaired by the PM, to discuss the ongoing response to coronavirus.

Home Office minister Victoria Atkins said the Government was ‘continuing to look at things like lengthening the school day’.

Experts believe several popular summer hotspots will be given green tier status when the list is updated.

Aound 20 activists from Extinction Rebellion Scotland and Glasgow Calls Out Polluters are at the SSE gas power station in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire.

Ahmadzai, a married father of five, is thought to be under threat from the Taliban.

Striking images of coins from Elizabeth’s reign were projected to mark the monarch’s coronation anniversary.

Mr Justice Linden is due to hand down his judgment on Thursday morning after a two-day hearing in April.

Young people, those with children aged under 18 and those on benefits are more likely to have fallen into debt, Citizens Advice said.