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Saturday’s papers lead on Britain’s highest daily toll of deaths from coronavirus.

Mr Trump built much of his influence by amassing almost 89 million followers on Twitter alone.

The Duchess of Cornwall was born at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading on January 9, 1982.

The allegations against former Luton North MP Kelvin Hopkins were brought forward in 2017.

Security minister James Brokenshire said it was a ‘sad reality’ that innocent people were being targeted.

The social media firm said two of President Trump’s tweets posted on Friday had violated its glorification of violence policy.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning across most of England, Wales and parts of Scotland from Friday evening until Monday.

It comes after the force faced criticism for issuing fines to two friends who drove five miles for a walk.

The Government said a further 1,325 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19.

Home Office has criticised the decision to halt the prosecution of the seven Nigerian men detained by special forces.

He directed the ground-breaking documentary series about British children, as well as James Bond film The World Is Not Enough.

Anti-lockdown group StandUpX is planning to converge in Clapham Common on Saturday afternoon.

The former first minister’s submissions to an inquiry into sexual assault claims made against him have been obtained by national newspapers.

Ameera Sheikh, a Unite union representative and ICU nurse, said ‘my colleagues aren’t coping very well’.

Arlene Foster was speaking following tense scenes at a meeting of the Stormont Executive over an independently run test planned for February 27.

Sir Andrew McFarlane says the degree to which hearings take place without regard to the confines of a normal working day is concerning.

It comes as some companies have already paused exports into Europe, including Ireland, due to Brexit red tape.

The Government has launched a public campaign in a bid to curb the spread of the virus.

Halton, the Isle of Wight and Knowsley have seen the biggest week-on-week increases.

The National Union of Students has urged the Government to step in with support amid the national lockdown.