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A commemoration is planned in London as Mr Floyd is buried in the US.
The Department of Education said it remained the ‘ambition’ for all primary school children to return before the summer holidays.
A spokesman for the Braunschweig public prosecutor’s office said they have some evidence that Madeleine is dead but not enough for a trial.
The US Attorney for the Southern District of New York said the royal has repeatedly declined a request to schedule an interview.
The Prime Minister said he would not support those who break social distancing rules aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus.
Customers due to travel before that date will be contacted to rebook or request a refund.
The Department of Health and Social Care stressed the scheme would be voluntary.
The researchers said the discovery of a new inflammatory condition during the outbreak is unlikely to be a coincidence.
A social care task force was announced as the Government confirmed the expansion of testing to all adult care homes in England.
Anti-racism demonstrators clashed with police and tore down a statue of a slave trader.
Eight new stamp designs showing Roman artefacts and architecture will be available for general purchase next Thursday.
The event took place at Pleasington Playing Fields near Blackburn on Sunday.
Ministers revealed that three more people in Wales had died from coronavirus, taking the total to 1,401.
Teams from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (NYFRS) used a harness and a farmer’s forklift to rescue the horse.
The deaths of Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry are being treated as ‘suspicious’.
Some politicians have criticised police after between 60-70 fines were issued over breaches of coronavirus regulations over mass gatherings.
The statue of Edward Colston was pulled down and thrown in the river on Sunday but the plaque remained on a plinth.
On Monday the powersharing administration accelerated the pace of recovery from a pandemic lock down which has devastated the local economy.
PCP Capital Partners, a private equity firm run by Amanda Staveley, is suing the bank and wants £1.6 billion damages.
A judge said an investigation found Beech had assets consisting of a dilapidated property in Sweden, £16,560 in a bank account and a £1,000 watch.
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