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The JCB Academy, which reopened in August, was closed on Friday.

The Government has selected MEP Mairead McGuinness and senior banker Andrew McDowell as its possible successors to Phil Hogan.

The announcement comes despite critics saying he was not a suitable candidate for the role.

Fiza Jabeen sent the documentary maker ‘unpleasant’ messages on social media earlier this year.

The rate has increased sharply in Bolton, Rossendale, Tameside and South Tyneside.

Mr Ross resigned from the UK Government in May, after news emerged of a trip the Prime Minister’s aide took during the coronavirus lockdown.

Dr David Rosser said the healthcare community was ‘deeply concerned’ about the rise in community infections.

A cross-party group of MPs has written to the Prime Minister amid concerns that spending on foreign aid could be reduced.

The findings come as a school in Staffordshire closes its doors due to a confirmed case of Covid-19.

Virgin Atlantic slashed jobs for the second time since the pandemic begun on Friday.

Sir Ed Davey said the party’s poor showing in the last three general elections was ‘voters sending a message’.

The project has received £766,675 of funding from the UK Government.

MEP Mairead McGuinness and former European Investment Bank vice president Andrew McDowell have been put forward by the Government.

Boris Johnson described former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott as elected in a ‘great liberal democratic nation’.

The world-famous choirs at Canterbury Cathedral will return from a pause of nearly six months.

Boris Johnson insisted the UK will ‘prosper mightily’ regardless of the outcome after haulage bosses warned of ‘significant gaps’ in preparations.

Thousands have been trapped paying big bills to their freeholder, despite owning their home.

Boris Johnson said that different devolved administrations have ‘different rates of infectivity’ and approaches to the crisis.

Researchers say the rhinovirus could jump-start the body’s antiviral defences.

Only three positive cases were found out of more than 12,000 pupils and staff tested in primary and pre-schools across England in June and July.