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Nine people were arrested at the event.

Public Health England urged parents to take their children to appointments or to catch up on any missed appointments.

Dame Rachel de Souza warned that many children are ‘harassed from a young age’ – including on their way to school, in class and on the playground.

Nationalist and unionist politicians have at different times claimed the service has lost the confidence of their respective communities.

Labour has demanded an inquiry into the matter.

Stark new figures show the extent of tooth decay in three-year-olds.

Julie Hambleton was fined after attending a motor rally through Birmingham on the anniversary of the attacks.

The new planning laws, announced by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, mean full planning applications will not be required.

Rates have fallen week-on-week in just over a half (54%) of areas.

Met Office forecaster Alex Burkill said it was a ‘possibility’ that the March record could be broken on Wednesday.

Only 26% of ambulance staff surveyed online rated their mental health as good or very good.

Critics say the university should have been spent on preventing redundancies and cuts.

Paul Robson was wanted on a prison recall for breaching the terms of his licence.

Caroline Kayll, 47, started a clandestine relationship with Paul Robson when he was serving a prison sentence at HMP Northumberland

Cage fighter Paul Robson, who started a relationship with Caroline Kayll while he was in jail, snooped on her and the teenager before attacking them.

Lord Simon Woolley will be the next principal of Cambridge University’s Homerton College.

A report calls for further research to find out where the virus which caused Covid-19 has come from.

The Chairs and Chief Executives Ethnic Minority Network has written to NHS England boss Sir Simon Stevens.

More than one in four pupils in the north east of England now qualify for free school meals, figures show.

Cop26 President Alok Sharma will warn it is a ‘searing injustice’ those least responsible for rising temperatures are most at risk.