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It is the first beaver born in the area for 400 years.

The strategy includes the extension of al fresco dining and takeaway pints to boost sales alongside a recruitment drive.

The companies have submitted multiple applications as part of the Crown Estate’s plans to lease parts of the seabed.

The Economic Affairs Committee calls on the Bank of England to become more transparent over its use of quantitative easing.

Some 318,000 families, including 1.1 million children, were affected by the two-child limit as of April 2, according to Government statistics.

A Westminster committee has been told that a ‘perfect storm’ of problems related to the Northern Ireland Protocol lies ahead.

Sam Smith, from finnCap, is the only female CEO of a City stockbroker.

Boris Johnson also said there is ‘obviously a case’ for developing a plant in the car-building heartlands of the West Midlands.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he did not have the power to bar elected officials from Parliament following calls to tighten the guidance around mask wearing.

St Vincent Street has been adorned in stars and stripes for the parade scene which features pipers playing Scotland the Brave and a brass band behind.

The report comes amid dismal rape conviction rates.

Mr Hancock had to resign from the Cabinet after footage showed him kissing an aide in his departmental office.

In the UK, KFC was the only brand to achieve ‘leading’ status with an overall score of 92%, according to the World Animal Protection league.

The party has tabled a motion to bring the Northern Ireland Assembly back from its summer break.

A Government scheme expected to support the establishment of so-called gigafactories is ‘insufficient’, the Environmental Audit Committee warned.

England’s coronavirus rules are set to end from July 19.

Figures from the Home Office reveal there were 2.88 million procedures conducted in 2020.

The PM urged caution when lockdown ends in England on Monday as ministers denied the rules have become a ‘total shambles’.

Quizzed on key recommendation in new National Food Strategy, the PM signalled he is not in favour of extra taxes on ‘hardworking people’.

Anum Qaisar-Javed detailed offensive marks she has been targeted with, as she addressed the House of Commons.