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Lord Holmes of Richmond was acquitted of grabbing the woman’s bottom during a treatment at a five-star hotel in London.

A panel of experts will support the judging process, making recommendations to the prize council who will select the final winners in five categories.

The Parole Board found that, while his refusal to reveal the whereabouts of her remains is ‘heartless’, it does not increase his risk to the public.

Former prime minister Theresa May said the controversial house-building policy ‘flies in the face’ of the Government’s levelling up agenda.

Tougher Covid-19 rules come into force in Scotland at 6pm on Friday.

The job cuts include 514 compulsory redundancies at the conservation and heritage charity.

MPs will debate the measures next Tuesday.

Chappell denies three charges of cheating the public revenue related to his bankrupt finance company Swiss Rock Limited.

More than 48,000 deaths were attributed to Covid-19 between January and August, according to the ONS.

The Government’s refusal to provide schools with financial support for safety measures this term has been described as ‘baffling’.

The study found the memory was not affected by whether foods were sweet or savoury.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the PM for his backing against ‘aggression’ by Russia.

Blessing Olalemi said: ‘We’ve barely had a moment to grieve for our daughter and now we’re praying for our four-year-old to survive.’

Regulations around the movement of goods from Great Britain could be introduced following withdrawal from the EU.

The system is handling more cases of Covid-19 week on week.

The RMT union claims its efforts to engage with arbitration service Acas had been ‘stonewalled’ by train operator Serco.

The International Trade Secretary was challenged in the Commons to keep changes made by peers to the Agriculture Bill.