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Maurice Robinson called emergency services after opening a trailer in Thurrock.

Timothy Brehmer, 41, killed mother-of-two Claire Parry after she sent a text message from his phone to his wife saying: ‘I am cheating on you.’

Kyle Lawler said he was stood 10 or 15ft away from Salman Abedi, who had been reported by a member of the public who thought he looked ‘dodgy’.

The detail is set out in documents explaining why the killer of James Bulger was denied parole last month.

Two children – aged five and eight – and two adults have died following the sinking of a boat off Dunkirk, French authorities confirmed.

More than eight million people in England, predominantly in the North, will be under the most stringent Covid-19 restrictions by the end of the week.

The First Minister made the commitment as she outlined more details of Scotland’s new five-tier system of restrictions.

The Government also said there had been a further 22,885 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus as of 9am on Tuesday.

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust expect the number of people in critical care to increase over the next 48 hours.

The headstones are both in Allerton Cemetery in Liverpool.

Kai’s Sanctuary has been designed to introduce young people to mindfulness techniques.

Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said talks between the EU and UK are in a ‘very serious zone’.

Masks are compulsory in the UK in shops and on public transport.

Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf continue to record the highest rates.

Former PM Tony Blair nominated ex-Labour MP Greville Janner to be made a peer weeks after winning power in 1997, despite previous allegations.

The number of people isolating with symptoms in England is unknown and no routine data is collected on how long people actually isolate for.

Most of the products already listed have Amazon’s own certification.

The former Manchester United player said the Government’s handling of Covid-19 is ‘draining the confidence of us all’.

Patient numbers are reaching numbers close to the peak during the first wave of coronavirus in spring.

More than 200,000 jobs have been lost since the pandemic began in March.