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Demonstrations are taking place on a lawn outside Senate House.

Patrick Bourke said he regretted the ‘florid language’ he had used in the briefing note.

Research has revealed a person’s chronotype – the time they wake up and go to sleep – can impact how they interact with their medication.

Lord Cameron, who as prime minister held the Brexit referendum, is expected to welcome the close relationship the UK now shares with the EU.

People at risk of being targeted by malicious online activity have been offered a ‘personal internet protection’ service.

Camilla’s pledge was sent in a letter from Buckingham Palace to animal rights group Peta.

Two men face Newcastle magistrates on Wednesday charged with criminal damage.

Latest revelations come as bathing season starts – and analysis of last year shows beaches hit by thousands of hours of pollution.

The launch had been postponed three times.

Tens of thousands of tonnes of track will be delivered to the project.

Ireland and Spain have been in discussions with other European countries about making a joint recognition of the state of Palestine.

The RAC urged Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho to ensure the Competition and Markets Authority has the power to take ‘meaningful action’.

Two human rights organisations have made a fresh call for a Policing Board investigation into the claims.

Jason Evans’ father died when he was aged four.

Chris Philp has called on police forces to use stop and search more often in a bid to keep knives off the street.

The tech giant has confirmed a range of new tools and services are on the way.

It is hoped that in the future, the findings could be targets for cancer prevention.

No singular topic consumes Wednesday’s front pages.

Schools will be told not to teach children any form of sex education until year 5, when pupils are aged nine, according to newspaper reports.

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers will face Newcastle Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.