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On Sunday around 10,000 people took part in the Black Lives Matter demonstration
A crowd which had joined a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol tore down the statue of Edward Colston.
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said the failure to deliver the victims payment scheme is ‘inexcusable’.
The mayors issued a joint statement after data suggested the reproductive rate of Covid-19 was around one in the north west of England.
London Black Lives Matter organised an online protest for those who are unable to attend demonstrations in person.
Researchers said the findings now require ‘urgent investigation and explanation’.
A total of 2,415 patients have died in Scotland after testing positive for Covid-19, no change on Saturday’s figure.
Major demonstrations took place in Edinburgh, Bristol and London.
Professor John Edmunds said the UK needs to remain cautious.
The PSNI said they cannot confirm at this stage if it is the weapon used to kill the journalist.
The Committee on Standards in Public Life will seek to identify the principles that should underpin the regulation of donations and campaign spending.
He said there is ‘undoubtedly a risk’ that coronavirus cases could increase following the protests.
Euan Blair made the comments as part of a new essay collection published by the Policy Exchange think tank.
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.
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