Новости за 06.02.2021

A total of 14 stabbings took place over the weekend.

It comes after one man was killed and nine others injured during a ‘completely abhorrent’ night of violence on Friday.

Bethany Ovenden Gumm, 18, from Westbury, died on Friday night.

Andrew Parker, Baron Parker of Minsmere, 59, served as director-general of MI5 from 2013 to 2020.

She said it felt good to stand up for herself as ‘the councillors were absolutely out of order’.

Dr Clive Dix said: ‘I’m very optimistic we’ll definitely meet the May target.'

Neighbours saw banners being put up and police found crowds of people inside.

A report to the Government's advisers claims vaccines are 'insufficient' to allow the UK to go back to normality 'within the year'.

Downing Street apparently came up with the idea last year in an attempt to quell support for independence.

Daily cases are significantly lower than the start of January.

The dog, which can be seen wrapped in a blanket with a tiny oxygen mask attached to his face, was the only pet to survive the blaze.

The accident took place in Wiltshire on Friday night when a silver Ford Fiesta left the road and collided with a garden wall and tree.

A total of 25 residents and 43 members of staff have tested positive so far.

The victim was treated at the scene but refused to be taken to a hospital.

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Bosses have sent a furious memo to all staff alleging a number of incidents at the lorry driver test centre.

The dog, believed to be a Staffordshire cross which also lived at the address, is due to be put down.

Boris Johnson made an appeal for caution amid reports pubs could open in May

‘I think we’re all hoping that there is relief from all of this... but at the moment we are still very much in the thick of it for a little while longer.'

Volunteers could lead after-school classes so teachers don't have to stay late.

The woman was left ‘distressed and humiliated’, Liverpool Crown Court heard.

Stanley and Mavis Harbour were 'lost' without each other after the pandemic ripped them apart.

Worcestershire is the latest area to confirm cases of the South Africa strain after it was detected in Birmingham on Wednesday.

'He’d like a small, intimate service with just the family. “March in, march out” he’d say.'

The two rulebreakers say they were out plane spotting.