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Signs of strain on testing capabilities have caused long queues in parts of the UK.

A National Audit Office report warns that the financial health of the college sector is ‘fragile’.

The names of those at the BBC earning more than £150,000 a year have been published, a move previously instigated by the Government.

Researchers found the dementia risk among people who have had PTSD was higher in the general population compared to veterans.

A call for answers on the repairability of Apple devices comes as the firm prepares to launch its latest wave of products.

Boris Johnson’s senior aide Dominic Cummings has a longstanding interest in defence procurement and the use of technology.

A new version of the tech giant’s flagship iPhone is not expected to be part of the firm’s event on Tuesday.

A jab could be ready by the end of this year or early next year if things fall into place, Professor Sarah Gilbert said.

The penalty related to the attendance of two local councils at the North Antrim MP’s annual constituency dinner.

The lingerie company tumbled into administration in June as its woes were exacerbated by the enforced closure of stores.

No arrests have been made.

Max the hungry hound made short work of the lead during a 15-minute car journey, leaving nothing but the metal end.

Nearly four million women born in the 1950s have been affected by reforms introduced by successive governments to ensure ‘pension age equalisation’.

The Prime Minister said there had been ‘far too many cases’ where criminals were let out early to offend again.

The Internal Market Bill passed its first Commons hurdle on Monday but senior Tories have warned that trouble is brewing.

The Government department has been accused of ‘exceptionally poor communication’ over the plans.

Gifts, cards and wrapping paper are the items most likely to have already been purchased, American Express found.

It comes as the national chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales called for guidance over enforcement of the measures.

There were 78 deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending September 4.

NHS Providers chief executive Chris Hopson said the NHS had been hit by staff being off work who were unable to get a test.