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Baroness Hallett said Dawn Sturgess’ inquest would be ‘fair, fearless and thorough’, after the 44-year-old was poisoned in 2018.

The majority of girls and young women have experienced harassment behaviours while at school, university or college, a survey found.

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services found officers were not heavy-handed and remained ‘calm and professional’.

Ms Agyapong died on April 12 last year, five days after giving birth to her second child.

The London mayor said his focus will be ‘jobs, jobs, jobs’ if he is re-elected on May 6.

Before Sir Tom’s death on February 2, the book was due for release on what would have been his 101st birthday on April 30.

The scheme is being launched for offenders in England following a successful roll out in Wales.

Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill was among Sinn Fein figures interviewed by police.

The highest number of deaths to occur on a single day was 1,469 on January 19.

The First Minister said that further relaxation of rules would continue despite coronavirus cases plateauing rather than declining.

The public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster heard submissions from Sadiq Khan.

A tourism industry leader made the comment as he revealed major attractions suffered a 70% decline in visitor numbers last year due to the pandemic.

Epic Games has accused Apple of anti-competitive behaviour over its App Store policies.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged those heading out to ‘proceed with caution’ as England’s lockdown restrictions ease.

Conservationists said last year was the third good year in a row for British butterflies, but people are forgetting how abundant they used to be.

A new poster campaign is to be launched by Labour calling for policing to be made a priority by the Government.

The pre-inquest review is being held at the Royal Courts of Justice.

A group of eight winners and their families have spent lockdown creating nesting places, ready to set up in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight in spring

An investigation found officers at the event did their best to peacefully disperse the crowd.

Twenty-four world leaders, including Boris Johnson, have put their names to a call for such an agreement.