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The Queen’s Birthday Honours list leads the stories on Saturday’s front pages.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new emergency help package for business in the face of the outbreak.

Alexanda Kotey, 36, and El Shafee Elsheikh, 32, will stand trial in the US for their involvement in the executions of Western hostages in Syria.

Across Glasgow, workers were seen locking up the doors, putting boards on windows and bringing tables and chairs inside due to the temporary measures.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new emergency help package for business in the face of the outbreak.

New restrictions to curb the spread of coronavirus mean pubs and other licenced premises in five areas across central Scotland will close for 16 days.

Bianca Williams says the probe into officers she accused of a racially motivated stop and search of her and her partner does not go far enough.

The UK’s nightspots have been closed since late March.

The Chancellor announced his expanded job support scheme on Friday.

Kevin Clarke, who was mentally ill, died at Lewisham Hospital in 2018 following an incident in the Polsted Road area of Catford, south-east London.

The medical expert gives out health advice on ITV’s Good Morning Britian.

This year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours have recognised 1,495 people.

A study published in the journal Science Advances found the result – about 36km per second – is around twice as fast as the speed of sound in diamond.

The duke and duchess of Sussex learned about Teenager Therapy from a New York Times profile on the hosts and show a few months ago.

Kevin Clarke, a relapsing paranoid schizophrenic, died in police custody at Lewisham Hospital in 2018.

England’s higher education watchdog has said it is actively monitoring teaching standards in universities.

The executive had been lobbying the Government for assurances that more assistance would be given to workers hit by another lockdown.

Mayors from the north of England said the measures appeared not to go ‘far enough’ to prevent genuine hardship and job losses.

Detectives have said there is currently no evidence to link the two fires.

Kate Forbes also welcomed an extension of the furlough scheme.