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David Olusoga said ‘the real revolution of this week is black people and white people coming together and talking about what racism feels like’.
Nathalie Loiseau said it was ‘possible’ that the UK and EU would reach a deal.
Chris Wootton also accused the Government of being ‘very vague’ on its guidance around the reopening of shops.
Professor John Edmunds said he wished the UK had gone into lockdown earlier, saying he thought the delay had ‘cost a lot of lives unfortunately’.
Shadow transport secretary Jim McMahon said that MPs having to form a queue in order to vote is an inefficient way of working.
His comments come as further Black Lives Matter demonstrations are planned for cities across the UK.
Dr Sentamu is retiring after a 15-year tenure as the second most important figure in the Church of England.
Ms Nandy was speaking on the BBC’s Andrew Marr programme on Sunday.
Arlene Foster said she wants a trade deal to be agreed.
Dame Cressida Dick said 14 officers were injured during clashes with a minority of protesters in central London.
It comes amid a testing period for casual dining chains as they wait for Government guidance on when their sites can reopen.
Rivals Ryanair and easyJet also signed the letter sent to ministers by BA’s parent company.
It comes as more schools shelve plans to reopen on Monday after new data suggests coronavirus could still be spreading in the North West of England.
Backing from an Indian firm is crucial if the treatment is to move to the next stage.
Protests, the new suspect in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance and Boris Johnson’s latest moves dominate the Sunday papers.
With no special handrails in their homes, the 40 dancers have had to adapt by using pieces of furniture to keep their balance.
Firms regained some of their losses in May, said business advisers.
New research found that 8% believe CEOs should be jailed if their company fails to protect personal data in a cyberattack.
The Prince of Wales highlighted the work of the education charity Teach First, which he supports as patron.
Which? said the majority of manufacturers claimed they would offer updates for what they termed ‘the life of the product’.
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