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Scientists date the settlement at Tap O’ Noth in Aberdeenshire to between the fifth and sixth centuries.

The findings are among the preliminary results from the UK-wide CovidLife survey launched by the University of Edinburgh.

Many players give away too much information and become a ‘challenge’ to would-be robbers, said security adviser Alex Bomberg.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has increased its borrowing predictions to account for the furlough extension to October.

The First Minister was speaking during her daily briefing on the pandemic.

The video calling app’s chief information officer Harry Moseley said the company was focused on constantly improving its service as new users joined.

Ministers were also told some care home organisations are not getting any test results back.

According to the infringement decision, the UK has failed to ‘comply with EU law on the free movement of EU citizens and their family members’.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct confirmed it would investigate whether the use of force had been appropriate.

The Royal Society for Public Health found 70% of 18 to 24-year-olds felt anxious about the future more often than normal.

Divided cabinets caused ‘fundamental tensions’ over Whitehall’s role during the Brexit process, according to a study.

The Home Office revealed the latest figure on Thursday.

Kerri Notman closed her bricks-and-mortar shop in late March and moved her stock into her small home.

Network Rail said there were 1,024 trespass incidents recorded between March 23 and April 26.

The Office for National Statistics also found people believe society will be more united and kinder following the pandemic.

Black people are four times more likely to have no access to outdoor space, data revealed.

The Queen is patron of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.