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The statement from the government said that certain businesses like pubs, hotels and shops carry a higher risk of infection due to the close proximity customers find themselves in.

In today’s daily press conference, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has confirmed that Government grants will cover 80% of salary of retained workers. Speaking after the Prime Minister’s address, Rishi Sunak said the cover of 80% will reach salaries up to £2,500 a month. It applies for three months with no limit on spending. He stressed an urge to employers to “look to government” before laying workers off. He also told businesses that VAT was suspended for the next quarter, with nothing due until June and giving until the end of the financial year to repay. It comes as Boris

The ‘review’ means the permanent grounding of 810 US Government drones over recent fears of Chinese-made drones, specifically.

The Catalogue of Security Equipment serves as an approved list of technologies for use by infrastructure sites like power stations and airports

Company Helios Visions was aided by Dr. Ryan Gibson of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in creating the guide for professional drone pilots and hobbyists alike.

The Drone Registration and Education Scheme opened for early registration from November 5 and registration will be mandatory from November 30.

The controversial registration scheme is accompanied by a special recovery service designed to help owners find lost drones.

Jon Bartley talked about the incoming Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Scheme and the change in fees.

All Chinese-manufactured drones have been grounded aside from those being used by emergency services for tasks such as combating forest fires.

A £36,000 drone owned by West Sussex county council has yet to be used despite being bought 18 months ago. The drone was purchased for £20,850 for use in surveying as well as to assist the local fire service. In addition to the cost of the drone unit itself, West Sussex county council also paid out £12,353 for staff training as well as £2,753 on insurance. A council spokesman said: “We acknowledge there has been a delay in using the drone. “We have faced a number of difficulties, mainly around licensing, and as a result we are reviewing its future