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Azhar Ali Mehmood was jailed in 2001.
Matthew Wain was angry at a supposed lack of treatment at Birmingham City Hospital during the first week of lockdown.
It comes after disorder in Glasgow when far-right protesters targeted a rally in support of refugees.
The French president arrived at Clarence House after attending events in his homeland to commemorate De Gaulle’s rallying cry on the BBC in June 1940.
France’s beleaguered tourism industry will be hard-hit by any drop in British visitors caused by the UK’s quarantine measures.
Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn are bringing legal action against Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Northamptonshire Police.
Residents in Ditchling spoke fondly of the friendly villager they shared with the world.
The historic 19th century timepiece by Abraham-Louis Breguet will be sold at Sotheby’s.
Andrew Mulvenna has introduced a range of hygiene and social distancing measures ahead of the reopening of his Belfast hair stylists.
The teenager is one of the youngest people to be charged with terrorism offences in the UK.
The former Asda executive is joining the Natural History Museum having shifted the online giant away from scandals of the past.
People who live on their own or only with children under 18 will be able to form an ‘extended household group’.
Male graduates were paid more than female peers just 15 months after graduating, Higher Education Statistics Agency figures show.
The Monetary Policy Committee voted eight to one to increase quantitative easing, but was unanimous in its decision to keep rates at 0.1%.
Most people infected with the virus experience a mild to severe respiratory illness, while others show no symptoms at all.
Nine out of 10 contacts of those who are being reached are being traced, figures show.
While people say they are more productive, they also share concerns about motivation, loneliness and the ability to switch off.
Passengers at Manchester Airport can reserve a free 15-minute window to use a dedicated lane taking them directly to a checkpoint.
Harry Dunn’s family faced the Foreign Office in court for the first time on Thursday.
She helped raise British spirits during the Blitz and became known as the Forces’ Sweetheart.
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