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The 29-year-old widow will be in Westminster to make her case for a new law requiring life sentences for those who kill emergency services workers.

The chance of a no-deal Brexit and a spending boost for British intelligence feature in the papers on Wednesday.

Welsh health minister Vaughan Gething said he would be asking the UK Government for an urgent meeting.

He will face critics from both sides of the House on Wednesday during his first Prime Minister’s Questions since Parliament’s summer recess began.

Roger Taylor will appear before the Commons education committee on Wednesday in the wake of the GCSE and A-levels fiasco.

The Metropolitan Police said an officer was assaulted during protests on Tuesday.

By moving away from fossil fuel-derived chemicals in product formulations, the company will reduce its carbon footprint.

England is continuing to allow travellers to arrive from the Mediterranean country without having to go into quarantine.

MPs debated the Fisheries Bill at second reading, which enables the UK to become an independent coastal state post-Brexit.

The move came as holidaymakers scrambled to return from Portugal amid growing concerns restrictions could be reimposed.

A body was found near Tanners Bank in North Shields on Tuesday evening.

The Welsh Government said it had become concerned at a rise in clusters of Covid-19 linked to the Greek holiday island

The move follows a significant rise in cases being imported.

Data shows that Wednesdays saw the biggest increase during the scheme, as spending grew by 39.7%.

Christine Jardine argued it would ‘celebrate the enormous contributions that people from all over the world make to our NHS’.

Chair of the education select committee and headteachers’ union call for students to be assessed in case of further exams disruption.

The spectacle was kept secret to prevent crowds turning up to watch the launch, in keeping with coronavirus social distancing rules.

Everything you need to know from Tuesday’s announcement.

The Met said offences included assaulting an emergency worker, public order breaches and obstructing police.

The measures will stop people from visiting other households unless under exceptional circumstances.