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Jonathan Peter Brooks is accused of trying to kill Graeme Perks on January 14.

A greater number of deaths were registered in the UK in 2020 than in any year since the First World War.

MPs on the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee said they believe the Home Office fails to understand and reflect the historical nuances of the issue.

The legal requirement to wear face masks will be lifted in England although guidance will suggest people might choose to do so in crowded places.

HorseBack UK runs courses for former and serving members of the armed forces suffering from both physical and mental life-changing injuries.

The lender was stopped from handing out more loans as officials worried it might be breaking the rules.

The closely followed IHS Markit/CIPS purchasing managers’ index (PMI) hit 66.3 in June, increasing from 64.2 in May.

The total number of care home resident deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales is now 42,556

Health Secretary Sajid Javid will set out the proposals in the latest sign of the Government easing the burden of England’s coronavirus rules.

A 15-year-old died in Woolwich, south-east London, and a 16-year-old in Lambeth, south London, on Monday.

Home Secretary Priti Patel was also criticised for not having visited the site in Folkestone, Kent since it was turned into accommodation.

Speaking on the anniversary of the Bosnian genocide, Smajo Beso now describes himself as equal parts Bosnian and Geordie.

The former Bosnian Serb leader and Ratko Mladic were responsible for the deaths of 8,372 mostly Bosnian Muslim men and boys at Srebrenica in 1995.

The supermarket boss said mask-wearing will be down to individual choice.

The Prime Minister’s ‘gamble’ on Covid restrictions dominates the front pages.

Stuart Kettell will follow the Grand Union Canal from Braunston Marina, Northampton, to central London in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Riley Cadle-Birch was given the one-off US gene therapy Zolgensma, costing £1.79 million a dose, while a patient in Bristol.

Adam Ward, who was diagnosed with colon cancer in August 2020, is taking part in the marathon to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Heidi Crowter, from Coventry, is taking legal action against the Government because she believes the law is ‘downright discrimination’.

The teams will go head to head on Wednesday, with the winner advancing to the Euro 2020 final.