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Human rights lawyer and charity boss Sonya Sceats spoke out about a series of leaked proposals.

Zef Eisenberg, 47, from Guernsey, died at Elvington Airfield near York, police said.

The jigsaw is the work of artist Christopher Spencer, known widely as Cold War Steve.

Brusthom Ziamani denied he intended to become a martyr.

Solicitors say it is a landmark moment in the long-running campaign to clear the names of sub-postmasters.

The Duke of Cambridge has written a message in The Passage’s A Taste Of Home – a collection of recipes marking the organisation’s 40th anniversary.

It is feared a planned military exercise could have an impact on the pod of northern bottlenose whales in Loch Long.

The Metropolitan Police have held a minute’s silence in memory of Sergeant Matt Ratana, who was shot at Croydon Custody Centre last Friday.

Around a third of more than 4,000 adults aged 20-24 reported very low levels of anxiety in 2019-20, official statistics show.

Robert and Paula Bateman were killed when their car crashed head-on into a van in Cambridgeshire last month.

The sale comes more than a year after the UK’s competition regulator blocked attempts to merge Asda with Sainsbury’s.

The MP travelled between Glasgow and Westminster while infected with Covid-19.

Benjamin Thomas admitted 40 sexual offences committed over a period of almost 30 years.

The US president announced on Friday that he and his wife Melania had tested positive for Covid-19.

A yellow weather warning for wind and rain is in place across much of southern England for Friday.

The MP has admitted breaking self-isolation rules, and travelling on public transport after testing positive for coronavirus.

The High Court ruled on Friday that the Government had ‘acted lawfully’ in providing travel advice and public health advice.

Local lockdown restrictions currently prevent people from meeting indoors with anyone outside their household.

Environmentalists have vowed to protect Jones’ Hill Wood in Buckinghamshire, an area said to have inspired Roald Dahl.

Richard Moore signed off from his first day as head of the Secret Intelligence Service by saying he would try to persuade some followers to join MI6.