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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.

Two parents and their two young children died when the vessel sank off Dunkirk on Tuesday.

Soldiers can reflect on the meaning of Remembrance individually or in small socially distanced groups while observing the government’s rule of six.

Camelot said it is the fifth UK EuroMillions jackpot of the year.

The Ministry of Justice has criticised the claims.

The annual ghoulish festival has provided some light relief with haunted houses, smashing pumpkins and creepy crawlies much in evidence.

Tim Davie said impartiality is ‘core to everything we do’ at the BBC.

Suzi Kowalski fears Covid restrictions could make this year’s fireworks season worse than ever for pets.

The Office for National Statistics has questioned more than 4,000 people on the social impact of the pandemic.

It will be the Windsor theme park’s largest single investment since its gates opened in 1996.

Anthony Russell was detained after police spotted him in a vehicle thought to have been stolen in a carjacking.

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The company said it does not intend to appeal but makes ‘no admission of liability in relation to the decision or the underlying allegations’.

The 59-year-old is serving life after being found guilty of murdering his adoptive parents, his sister and her six-year-old twins in Essex in 1985.

The producer said theatre owners need more assistance.

The three biggest Halloween festivals on the island of Ireland have all moved online due to the pandemic.

Aleksej Gubarev sued Christopher Steele who wrote a report on Donald Trump’s alleged links to Russia.