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Google paid £44 million in corporation tax in the UK last year, down on the £66 million paid a year earlier.

The Office for National Statistics said 6.1% of workers changed to a new occupation in the period from April to June.

The tech firm announced plans to offer small businesses new tools to help improve their online presence and reach more customers.

Katherine Smart said she was ‘thrilled’ to have been elected renter warden .

There were 9,392 deaths from all causes in England and Wales in the week ending August 14.

The 18 branches will be closed by December 1 this year.

The historic shipyard in Devon has been bought by InfraStrata and will operate under the Harland & Wolff name.

Scotland’s Education Secretary said from next Monday secondary pupils should be wearing face coverings in communal areas.

Education Secretary John Swinney said pupils should be wearing face coverings in communal areas where physical distancing is not possible.

Orchestral versions of Rule Britannia! and Land Of Hope And Glory will be played at the famous concert on September 12.

The pharmaceutical giant hopes the drug will act as a preventative for people exposed to the virus, as well as to treat patients with Covid-19.

Results for the vocational qualifications were delayed to give the board more time to recalculate them.

The institution’s director said the museum must not ‘hide anything’.

Gusts of more than 50mph were recorded overnight.

The line allows women to access advice through charity Rights of Women.

Tanks on the decline and a supermarket on the up feature in Tuesday’s papers.

The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) said as evidence continues to emerge, Westminster should review its guidance.

Winds of up to 70mph are expected along the coast during the next 36 hours along with up to 90mm of rain, the Met Office has said.

The British-Iranian woman was detained in 2016.

Home Secretary Priti Patel signed off the latest version of the weapon.