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Users identified an issue with a preview algorithm used to focus on certain areas of an image, which appears to favour white people over black people.
Professor Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance held a press briefing to update the public on the current Covid-19 situation.
The Health Secretary told ITV’s This Morning that the Government had not yet taken the ‘final decisions’ on what response was necessary.
The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers over five articles in total, two in the Mail on Sunday and three on MailOnline.
The party leader will tell members that Labour will ‘put family first’ as he declares his patriotism for the UK.
The former international trade secretary has progressed into the second round in the race to become director general.
Burglars stole deactivated weapons that featured in three 007 films.
Students were asked on Friday to enter a voluntary weekend lockdown and avoid going to bars or parties.
The Trailwalker Relay is raising money for The Gurkha Welfare Trust and Oxfam amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Keeping hospitals Covid-free is aimed at helping usual services continue over winter.
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Sir Graham Brady criticised the Government’s use of emergency powers to deal with the coronavirus crisis.
Briton Stephen ‘Luke’ Atkinson and Australian citizen Trent Lee were employees of non-governmental organisation Norwegian People’s Aid.
Operators have been moved to ‘transitional contracts’ ahead of the creation of a ‘more effective structure’, the Department for Transport said.
Succession won the biggest prize of the night, outstanding drama series.
Reaction to the country slipping closer to another national lockdown leads Monday’s papers.
Kristie Higgs was dismissed for gross misconduct by Farmor’s School in Gloucestershire last year.
The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers over an article which reproduced parts of a handwritten letter she sent to her estranged father
The chief medical officer for England said the country is facing a ‘very challenging winter’ as infections continue to rise.
Anyone in England who refuses an order to self-isolate could face a fine of up to £10,000.
