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There is a long-standing precedent of US presidents on both sides of the political divide issuing pardons - including to people close to them.

Oslo said it did not want to rely on China for such materials, stressing it would only begin issuing licences once more environmental research was carried out.

It was Khan who called on his supporters to take to the streets at the weekend, issuing a "final call" and asking them to stay in the capital until their demands are met.

Five judges will hear their arguments - headed by the court's president, Lord Reed - and will retire to consider them before issuing a judgement at a later date.

In issuing his bathroom rule, which falls under his purview as speaker, Johnson said, “Women deserve women’s-only spaces.”