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The duchess appeared in a video message and placed her own colourful bouquet in a window at Birkhall.

The East Dunbartonshire MP suffered a brain haemorrhage that was said to be an ‘imminent risk to life’.

David Lammy said it is ‘deeply worrying’ and ‘frankly immature’ that Britain is still ‘having a conversation about whether racism actually exists’.

The Police Federation are calling for curbs on large gatherings because of the Covid-19 threat.

Small business minister Paul Scully insisted it is safe to shop and urged customers to be sensible in their approach.

Caravan parks and campsites can open a week earlier on June 26 under revised plans agreed by Stormont ministers.

David Tyler said he will leave by October 1 to be replaced by former Land Securities chief executive Rob Noel.

Ms Giuffre also revealed she was in hospital with bacterial meningitis.

Trust in news in the UK is among the lowest in the world, according to the data.

Men have spent 58% more time on average looking after their children since during the pandemic, according to ONS figures.

Concerns about the easing of social distancing and the conflicting push to have Britain return to the shops feature on the Monday front pages.

All passengers on public transport in England are now required to wear face coverings.

The PM and European Commission president are to hold a high-level conference call after negotiations made little progress.

Boris Johnson says he wants to ‘stamp out racism’ in Britain

Andrew Banks, from Stansted, Essex, has been charged with outraging public decency.

All hospital visitors and outpatients in England will be required to wear a face-covering.

Nine-year-old Tobias Weller, who has cerebral palsy, completed a fundraising marathon walk in May.