NATIONAL NEWS

From Thursday, pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops will again be forced to close their doors.

The National Care Forum acknowledged said extra financial support and practical safety measures were also needed.

Comments come after key battleground state of Wisonsin is called for the Democrat.

Sainsbury’s had in April warned over a coronavirus hit to profits of more than £500 million.

Organisations said they are ‘frustrated’ by the update ahead of England entering a second national lockdown on Thursday.

The Duchess of Cornwall has been an honorary member of the National Association of Care Catering, which organised the week, since 2009.

The news comes as Donald Trump’s team launches legal action in must-win Michigan.

Faults found by the ombudsman included the council not meeting the boy’s entitlement to a full-time education.

Home Office minister Kevin Foster was questioned about changes to immigration rules.

The comments emerged after Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer met prominent community figures.

The Scottish Parliament voted for the Government to release all the legal advice it received about its botched investigation of Alex Salmond.

Time is running short for a deal to be in place before the transition period expires at the end of the year.

The Prisoners (Disclosure Of Information About Victims) Bill is named after murdered Helen McCourt.

The remains of the young hunter was discovered alongside a set of burial tools in Peru.

The head of the Financial Conduct Authority Nikhil Rathi told MPs he expects banks to act responsibly to avoid scandals of the 2008 crisis.

Schools, colleges, universities, nurseries and childminders will remain open when the new restrictions in England come into effect on Thursday.

The BBC has said it will hold a new investigation into fresh allegations from Earl Spencer.

There will be only 25 sailors and marines taking place in the Whitehall parade.

US President Donald Trump said he would go to the US Supreme Court over the election process.

The social network hid some of the president’s posts, saying the content was ‘disputed and might be misleading’.