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The 20-year-old died after being shot outside a shop in west London on June 8, 2020.

The site remains a working farm where the barley is grown nearly 250 years after Scotland’s national poet was tending the same land.

The planned lifting of lockdown continues to feature on the front pages.

Meghan and Harry welcomed their second child on Friday.

The Health Secretary has said it is still too early to say whether remaining restrictions will be lifted on June 21.

Rebel MPs have secured a three-hour emergency debate in the House of Commons.

Colin Pitchfork was serving a life sentence for strangling 15-year-olds Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth in Leicestershire in 1983 and 1986.

The European Commission vice-president has said they will ‘not be shy’ in responding if Britain takes unilateral action

The Boundary Commission for England has published its initial proposals to redraw constituencies across the country.

The Kept Animals Bill could also bring an end to keeping animals as pets and a crackdown on puppy smuggling.

The mural has been painted on the side of Gainsborough Primary School in West Ham, east London.

The money has been allocated through a series of ‘towns deals’, the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government said.

The tech giant has announced a wave of new data privacy tools coming to its devices later this year.

An MP accused the education secretary of ‘presiding over nothing but blunders’ as she asked if ‘the right man resigned’.

By Monday, 3,386,321 people had received the first dose of a Covid-19 vaccination in Scotland.

Save Our Statues tried to block-book slots at an exhibition marking a year since the monument to the 17th century slave trader was toppled.

Rebel MPs secured an emergency debate after an earlier attempt to reverse the cuts was ruled out of order by the Speaker.

The Duchess of Cambridge was speaking to one of the volunteers who was photographed as part of the Hold Still project.

Hospitality venues can serve food and drinks outdoors, while gyms, swimming pools and leisure centres can facilitate individual training.

Mark Tanzer, chief executive of travel trade body Abta, told MPs that Government support has not been ‘adequate’.