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Pots of the famed author’s favourite flowers were placed on the steps of Gad’s Hill Place in Higham, Kent.
The victim was fatally wounded in Shepherd’s Bush at around 12.40am on Monday.
The bronze memorial was pulled down, dragged through the city and dumped in the harbour.
It is not currently known how long coronavirus immunity lasts.
Boris Johnson told his Cabinet that protesters who break social distancing or attack public property or police ‘will face the full force of the law’.
There were three new confirmed cases reported on Tuesday, bringing the total in the region to 4,805.
Brighton was one of the first areas in the UK to have confirmed cases of Covid-19, with GP practices having to shut for urgent deep cleaning.
Frankie Macritchie died while on holiday at Tencreek Holiday Park in Looe, Cornwall, in April last year.
The Melville Monument was targeted during Black Lives Matter protests in the city at the weekend.
TK Maxx bosses have sued Sportsdirect.com Retail Ltd and complained about a ‘designer outlet business’ called Brand Max.
The monarch wore the Cullinan V diamond jewel for the Duke of Edinburgh’s 99th birthday photograph.
The leader of Oxford City Council has expressed her support for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Penny Mordaunt repeatedly ruled out extending the transition period beyond December this year.
The fast food chain said 11 restaurants in Roadchef service stations will open on Wednesday June 17 for takeaway and click and collect orders.
Mr Williamson said the Government would like to see schools who “have the capacity” bring back more pupils where possible before the summer break.
Munya Chawawa’s satirical portrayal of a news presenter covering the Black Lives Matter protests has had more than 2.5 million views.
The Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen’s double portrait was taken in the grounds of Windsor Castle where they have spent much of the lockdown.
The duke is a world champion carriage driver, was born in Corfu, and can speak French.
That figure assumes a steady return to the health service running at full capacity within the next 12 months.
The figures show pupil attendance in the first week schools began admitting children in nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 6.
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