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The windsurfer got into difficulty trying to cross the Firth of Forth.

Alex Gibson and his team navigated the Thames in a pedalo in just over two-and-a-half days.

The Tate, the National Theatre and the Southbank Centre are making mass redundancies brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

The condition claimed the life of actor Chadwick Boseman at 43.

The duke, who is patron of the Rugby Football League, talked by video link to players from all sections of the game.

Guidelines for schools were published on Friday evening.

There are more than 200 people on board the Louise Michel and one dead body, ship leaders said.

One teaching union expressed a ‘weary, resigned sense of inevitability’ at the timing.

The former Labour cabinet minister urged more negotiation between Westminster and local authorities.

Stunts including a ‘funeral march’ in East Sussex and a fancy dress tea party at Gatwick Airport are scheduled over the bank holiday weekend.

The Home Secretary said the Metropolitan Police have responded to more than 1,000 unlicensed music events since June.

His family announced the shock news on social media.

The Tesla founder showed off the technology during a demonstration from his startup Neuralink.

His family announced the news on social media.

The Duchess of Cambridge was joined by a panel of judges to select 100 images from more than 31,000 entries for her Hold Still photography project.

A warning that Britain may see the return of a national lockdown features among the stories on Saturday’s front pages.

Matt Hancock said nationwide restrictions cannot be ruled out if coronavirus cases spike in the winter.

Matt Hancock said nationwide restrictions cannot be ruled out if coronavirus cases spike in the winter.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said any changes to school attendance ‘will only ever be an absolute last resort’.

The tornado-like cloud forced lifeguards to clear the beach according to one tourist.