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Sir Harold died in New York aged 92, and was described as a ‘witty, charming, fiercely intelligent’ man and a ‘true champion’ of social justice.

The Prince of Wales has been surprising staff as he tries to make his households even more environmentally friendly.

The Chancellor warned that the economy may be permanently changed as a result of the pandemic.

Lorries are being held on the coast-bound carriageway of the M20 between Junctions 8 and 9.

A former ambassador brands as ‘absurd’ controversial plans to put up a ‘ring fence’ round Kent.

The chief of Young’s, Patrick Dardis, was among leaders to criticise the new measures, saying they will ‘not stop businesses from laying off staff’.

The six-seater Piper Malibu plane completed the 20-minute flight from Cranfield Airport in Bedfordshire.

Economists fear the new worker support programme will not be enough to save jobs in many hard-hit sectors.

A new study suggests that more than 75% of orbital debris detected cannot be matched to known objects in public satellite catalogues.

People with older phones have been frustrated at being unable to access the NHS Covid-19 app.

The plan does nothing to plug the holes in the last support scheme for the self-employed, according to a professional body.

There were nearly twice as many standard class passengers as the registered capacity on the Chiltern Railways train last autumn, new figures show.

The collection includes 9,000 bottles and took 15 years to accumulate.

Government must give more support to the sector to avoid the closure of early years providers, a think tank says.

The job support scheme aims to help protect viable jobs, under Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s new support measures.

Downing Street said Ben Wallace had expressed a ‘personal view’ when he accused the last Labour government of carrying out unlawful military action.

Debt levels have reached their highest point in relation to GDP since the 1960s.

Students have delivered a letter to the Prime Minister demanding ‘their futures back’, after many were wrongfully accused of cheating.

Donna-Maria Thomas raised concerns about ‘overgrading’ and said pupils were being told what to write.

Thousands of people have taken part in more than six weeks of rallies against Alexander Lukashenko’s regime.