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Scotland Yard said two police officers were injured during the incident.

South Yorkshire Police (SYP) named the 25-year-old as Abdullah Hassan.

Wellander, who also featured on the soundtracks to the Mamma Mia! films, died on Good Friday after being diagnosed with cancer.

The Met Office has issued two yellow warnings for wind covering western and southern areas from Tuesday.

A motion at the NASUWT conference called for the inspection system to be abolished in its ‘current form’ and immediate inspections to be halted.

The issue came after Virgin Media experienced problems last week.

It was also a record year for film music.

Frontbencher Emily Thornberry continued to defend the initial advert accusing the Prime Minister of not wanting child sex abusers to go to jail.

NHS Confederation chief executive Matthew Taylor has urged the Government and unions to call in the Acas conciliation agency.

The death is not being treated as suspicious.

Ian Blackford said the party needs to make sure it is ready to face the general election next year now new leader Humza Yousaf is in place.

BDO’s inflation index dropped to 110.99 points – a score above 95 means that inflation is growing.

More than 50 pubs have been demolished or redeveloped for other purposes each month so far this year.

The BBC has always maintained its impartiality and operates through a Royal Charter agreed with government, which says it ‘must be independent’.

The research found more than one in three people from minority backgrounds have experienced racially motivated physical or verbal abuse.

The rangers will live on site at Blakeney Point on the north Norfolk coast for eight months.

The consumption of water for swimming pools, gardens and washing cars is leaving others without basic means in at least 80 cities worldwide.

The BMA has highlighted the low pay as part of a new advertising campaign in support of the pay dispute by junior doctors in England.

Pregnant women will also be offered financial incentives of up to £400 to quit under Government plans.

Spending on digital content and subscriptions was up 4.1% – its highest year-on-year rise in five months, Barclays found.