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The victim has been named by police as 24-year-old Nimroy Hendricks.

The section between Aberdeen and Dundee has been shut since August 12 when a ScotRail service struck a landslip, killing three people.

UK Safer Internet Centre helpline fears school staff are at risk of burnout due to online harassment from pupils.

There were 14% fewer rough sleepers on London’s streets between July and September compared to the same period last year.

It will be the couple’s first joint television appearance.

Six autonomous cars are travelling on a nine-mile route between the city’s main railway station and Oxford Parkway station.

The First Minister admitted the localised restrictions “didn’t work well enough” to curb the spread of the virus.

Political leaders in the Tees Valley have been talking to the Government about bringing in the toughest coronavirus restrictions.

The dossier, which looked into Donald Trump’s alleged links to Russia, was published by BuzzFeed in January 2017.

Police Scotland said a 25-year-old man has been charged in relation to remarks made online.

Lawyers insisted there was ‘a culture of deference’ towards the peer.

Teachers are increasingly concerned about the levels of denial and anti-Semitism young people see online.

The consumer group analysed 15 types of reusable mask.

The retailers’ campaign will support FareShare, a food poverty charity, and Home-Start, which works with parents who need support.

Cycling UK said its analysis of official data demonstrates ‘we need to make it more appealing’ for people to use active modes of travel.

The Prime Minister made the vow in the summer when testing capacity stood at 200,000 per day.

BBC 6Music’s Gilles Peterson gave evidence at a fact-finding hearing on Friday.

The Luther actor was supported by the Prince’s Trust in his early days and spoke about his love of drama in a video message.

Talks are continuing in Brussels.

Overall, around one in 100 people had Covid-19 over the course of the week to October 23.