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Charity chief Richard Moore, from Londonderry, and ex-Royal Artillery captain Charles Inness, from Scotland, have been friends for almost 15 years.

Researchers found that those men in the top 25% for waist circumference were 35% more likely to die of prostate cancer.

The artist has decorated the streets of Seven Dials.

Marie McCourt argued that former pub landlord Ian Simms should not be freed from jail on licence until he revealed where Helen McCourt’s body is.

Adam Beales said he was ‘humbled and ecstatic to be part of such a legendary production’.

Admin worker Caroline Barnes of the University of Portsmouth has begun turning her daily lunches into works of art.

Mr Case is a a former private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge and was drafted into No 10 to assist with the coronavirus response.

Youngsters at Charles Dickens Primary School in Southwark, south London, returned to class on Tuesday, with a range of measures in place.

Pcs Kerry Lynham and Sophie Dennis face a disciplinary hearing over claims of harassment made by Katrina Makunova in the weeks before her death.

Simon Case, a former private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, is reportedly set to be named the UK’s new Cabinet Secretary.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has vowed to make the Channel route unviable.

ONS figures show 5,691 suicides were registered in England and Wales in 2019, with men accounting for around three-quarters of those deaths.

The closely-followed IHS Markit/CIPS manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) recorded a score of 55.2 in August, from 53.3 in July.

Dates and statistics that chart the rise of the UK’s coronavirus death toll.

Emily Lewis was among 12 people taken to hospital.

He is spending his first day in the job in Glasgow.

Face coverings, which can be a mask, scarf or piece of cloth, became mandatory in public transport in England on June 15.

Emergency Measures Agreements were introduced for all rail franchises in March to keep trains running despite a drop in demand caused by Covid-19.

Five top civil servants had departed Whitehall this year, amid a shake-up said to have been sparked by Boris Johnson’s senior aide Dominic Cummings.

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