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The poll will mark the first test of Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership of the Labour Party.

Chief constable of West Midlands Police Sir David Thompson said regulations needed to be ‘quickly realigned’.

A Government review has said terrorism will remain a ‘major threat’ over the coming decade.

The boss of Greggs has said he expects to never see all 500 staff in the company’s head office at the same time again.

Chief Petty Officer Keith ‘Paddy’ Ross died from multiple injuries.

The Duke of Edinburgh has left King Edward VII’s Hospital in central London and returned to Windsor Castle

Philip underwent a successful heart procedure three months before his 100th birthday.

The band wants the music industry to clean up its act on carbon emissions.

A total 147,681 deaths have now occurred in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.

The year-long review was published on Tuesday.

The National Audit Office found that more than 600 disadvantaged schools that requested an academic mentor had not received one.

Create Escape appeared on the wall of the former prison on March 1.

The egg will go on show alongside other exhibits including a 120-year-old Christmas pudding.

Researchers analysed 4,442 positive PCR tests from care homes that were processed between November 23 and December 13.

Boris Johnson said the UK had to be willing to change its approach and adapt to the ‘new world emerging around us’.

The social media platform is to restrict adult users from accessing or contacting under-18s they do not follow.

While early markers of the disease are believed to be present in blood, they are in tiny numbers, making them difficult to detect.

Sir Alex Younger said the pandemic had ‘closed the gap’ between the two countries.

Pc Wayne Couzens appeared at the Old Bailey by video link from prison.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said it was appalling that women still suffered fear, intimidation and threats.