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The monarch, who is staying at Windsor Castle, had a telephone conversation with Justin Trudeau.

Rosaline Pollard’s family moved out for the best part of two months.

The prince will also be interviewed by Alan Titchmarsh for another special programme.

The ONS said the early May bank holiday had affected the number of registrations of deaths from all causes.

Sir David King said the US President is ‘making it up as he goes along’ following Mr Trump’s revelation he is using hydroxychloroquine.

The company, which operates 18 stores and one concession, said it has hired administrators from corporate finance firm KPMG.

First Minister Arlene Foster said the Executive will ‘revisit’ the restriction on families being able to meet indoors at its meeting on Thursday.

The Commons Science and Technology Committee said Public Health England has failed to answer questions over the change in tactic.

It said that loans under the expanded scheme will be made available to firms from Tuesday May 26.

The Government said it will axe duties on £30 billion worth of imports to the supply chain.

The Government said the new regime will see duties axed on around £62 billion worth of imports, while protecting tariffs on some key industries.

The Bat Conservation Trust said people should be thrilled with the prospect of seeing them in the wild, and not blame them for Covid-19.

Researchers have said the new syndrome could be caused by the immune system overreacting to coronavirus.

The opt-out method is known as Max and Keira’s law, after a little girl whose heart was donated to save another child’s life.

The jobless total increased by 50,000 to 1.35 million in the three months to March, the Office for National Statistics said.

Meter readers are being made redundant by the roll-out of smart meters.

Helen McCourt vanished on her way home from work in Liverpool in 1988 and her body has never been found.