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Kala gave birth naturally on Wednesday at Bristol Zoo a year after she tragically lost her first born baby.

The Met Office has issued weather warnings.

Results were based on teachers’ estimates.

Nigel Wright hatched a plot to get rich by deliberately contaminating jars of Heinz baby food between May 2018 and February 2020, a court heard.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said on Saturday there would be no change in the way grades were awarded, but reversed the decision days later.

Stella Moris said the legal case is ‘a battle of David v Goliath’.

Jackson spoke about the hardships he has suffered and about his hopes for a life in the UK as he waits to hear about his asylum claim.

Scientists have identified a specific protein which plays a crucial role in the generation of brain neurons.

Two-thirds of furloughed employees, 67%, said they were receiving top-up payments from their employers.

A former Department for Education director-general issued a clear warning to the Education Secretary about the Ofqual algorithm.

Some 29,000 pupils received there results in Northern Ireland on Thursday morning.

The Government was forced to reverse its decision on the way results were awarded following criticism from students, school heads and MPs.

Bishop of Dover Rt Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin said politicians are often ‘playing to the gallery’, and she issued a plea for compassion.

More than one in four entries in England scored one of the three top grades this year amid the grading change.

The US has told Britain it will not insist on the death penalty for Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh.

Mike Ashley’s retail empire Frasers Group will also look to snap up empty space in shopping centres and proposes a 1% increase to corporation tax.

The corporation’s head of news Fran Unsworth said news will be ‘in the digital space’ within a decade.

A Met Office yellow weather warning for wind stretches from the north of Scotland down to the Cornish coast and remains in place until Friday.

Education developments and the death of a young migrant in the Channel lead the papers.

Which? said the issues highlighted in the survey ‘indicate a weakness in the manufacturing process’.