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Demonstrators have said they hope to ensure the Black Lives Matter movement is ‘not just a moment’.

It has been reported the session could last up to four hours.

Modern slavery victims fear being treated like criminals or immigration offenders, a report by three policing bodies found, and are afraid of police.

The Department for Transport said £317 million would be invested in the Transpennine Route Upgrade.

At the heart of the legislative programme is a drive to ‘remobilise’ the NHS in Scotland.

The Pfizer Centre of Excellence for Epidemiology of Vaccine-preventable Diseases is the first of its kind outside the US.

It comes after ministers were accused of introducing new measures ‘by stealth’.

The pair have criticised Boris Johnson’s office for sending ‘a very rough proposed agenda’ with issues in the discussions seemingly yet to be agreed.

Jolyon Maugham QC, the founder of the Good Law Project, has said there is ‘an awful lot more to come’ in the challenges against the Government.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent the day in Orkney and began by officially opening the islands’ £65 million Balfour Hospital.

It comes after Government guidance urged people in eight local authorities to restrict socialising and travel.

MPs Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Gavin Robinson along with Lord Dodds met with the Brexit Minister on Tuesday afternoon.

Researchers raised concerns about both patients and their loved ones.

St John’s College describes the move as the UK’s most generous bursary scheme.

The Labour Party in the West Midlands has offered its condolences to the family of Bill Shakespeare.

The head of the Muslim Council of Britain said she had evidence anti-Muslim rhetoric had led to a rise in abuse.

The Children’s Commissioners in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have written jointly to Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey.

Blackburn, Bolton and Rossendale have recorded the biggest week-on-week increases.

The Court of Session in Edinburgh had heard that Lidl had altered the design of its Hampstead gin bottle to resemble that of the premium brand.

Former Conservative chairwoman Baroness Warsi said the findings of an independent report into discrimination did not go far enough.