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Mr Johnson’s comments were cut off by Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who called for order.

Researchers found the molecule provided long-lasting regeneration of bone and cartilage defects in animals.

Researchers think lunar haematite is formed through oxidation of lunar surface iron by the oxygen from the Earth’s upper atmosphere.

The monthly Springboard monitor revealed that footfall declined by 30.8% in August.

Lissie Harper said the Home Secretary Priti Patel and Justice Secretary Robert Buckland QC ‘offered their support’ during a meeting on Wednesday.

Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson have tried to placate the new intake of Tory MPs.

High on drugs, the killers slashed and chopped at their victim more than 100 times with a samurai sword as they tried to decapitate him.

UK scientists say the system is more secure than the internet at present and can be rolled out cheaply.

Researchers say their findings indicate the need for tight controls over the use and disposal of the metal.

Road safety charity Brake told the Commons Transport Select Committee that teenagers should be banned from having passengers.

Brussels’ chief negotiator said he is ‘worried and disappointed’ after his counterpart, David Frost, did not make any concessions to end the impasse.

Mr Leonard said he would lead Scottish Labour into next year’s Holyrood elections.

Records of online offences are up 16% on the previous year, data obtained by the NSPCC charity suggests.

The fashion giant was praised for its donations early in the pandemic and continued to make equipment for NHS staff.

The SNP’s Westminster leader hit out at Boris Johnson’s office for putting his own family’s safety at risk.

Medics have sent a letter to the Government calling for legislation to prevent dangerous misinformation being spread online.

Lumi Nova is aimed at seven to 12-year-olds.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer insisted the Prime Minister must help sectors of the economy which ‘desperately’ need the scheme.

Police searched five properties in Glasgow and one in London as part of an investigation.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced the U-turn after a ‘significant change’ in infection rates in both areas in the last few days.