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Shehroz Iqbal is on trial at the Old Bailey, accused of encouraging terrorism by posting the footage to a group of like-minded friends on WhatsApp.

Recommendations have been tailored depending on the risk level where people live.

With a 10-point lead, most Americans feel Democratic challenger Joe Biden has the best plan to help the country recover.

The winning image by Sergey Gorshkov beat 49,000 entries from around the world to scoop the top prize in the prestigious contest.

The Office for National Statistics said UK unemployment rose by 138,000 quarter on quarter to 1.52 million in the three months to August.

Greenpeace members targeted the Helen Mary vessel in the North Sea.

Aberdeen, Blackpool and Oxford are among the locations to have EE 5G networks switched on for the first time.

It comes as senior Tory MP Sir Bernard Jenkin backed a ‘short, sharp, shock’ lockdown to get control of the virus before Christmas.

Official figures show 105,090 hate crimes were recorded in 2019/20.

Just over 58,500 deaths involving Covid-19 have now been registered in the UK.

Hospitals are saying they need to divert resources to care for Covid patients, and work to keep these patients away from others.

Businesses across the UK will be involved in designing and building the Lunar Gateway.

The contracts will be in place for up to six months after the Brexit transition period ends on December 31.

The development could see yet more jobs lost in the pub trade.

The EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier was updating ministers from across the bloc about progress in talks with the UK.

Princess Elizabeth was 14 when she spoke to children via the radio during the Second World War.

Environment Secretary George Eustice insisted food standards will not be lowered despite overturning a bid to enshrine protections in law.

Mark Drakeford said the Welsh Government was prepared to use its own powers to ban travel into Wales.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said patrons must eat ‘a substantial meal’ if they are to be served alcohol in pubs – and crisps do not count.

Boris Johnson’s three-tier system of coronavirus restrictions is due to come into force in England on Wednesday.