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The store was thoroughly disinfected and the food had to be destroyed, said police.
The company said advertising and promotional spending has ended for now, and shutdowns in North America, Europe and India are all impacting sales.
Five crews – from Ossett, Hunslet, Normanton and Leeds – were called to the scene.
Carol Betteridge, who ran the military hospital in Helmand during the Afghan war, praised NHS staff and volunteers at London’s new temporary hospital.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said UK GDP fell by 0.1% during the month, as it slipped from 0.1% growth in January.
The packages include essentials such as deodorant and lip balm, as well as snack food and tea and coffee.
The images will provide astronomers with a better understanding of the Sun’s atmosphere.
Marcus Rashford, Shaun Ryder and Dan Brocklebank are among those to take part.
Home Affairs select committee chair Yvette Cooper has repeatedly called on Ms Patel to give evidence in public.
The extension of the national coronavirus lockdown dominates Thursday’s front pages.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, who is deputising for the Prime Minister, will chair a Cobra emergency committee on Thursday.
Temperatures could reach up to 25C in some parts of the country over the weekend.
A number of Premier League stars have joined forces to create an initiative called #PlayersTogether which aims to raise funds for NHS charities during the coronavirus pandemic.Top-flight professionals have come under fire after some clubs placed non-playing staff on the Government’s furlough scheme, with health secretary Matt Hancock last week calling for Premier League players …
Researchers say their findings point to the animals as a candidate model for evaluating the effectiveness of the drugs.
Seth set himself the task of climbing his stairs after a planned fundraising hike was cancelled because of the lockdown.
The Archbishop will be joined in the virtual service by his wife Caroline, who will read from the Book of Acts.
Researchers say their findings are critical for other countries in early stages of lockdown.
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