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Paul and Elaine Gait settled their claims for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment against Sussex Police.

Its director-general Roberto Azevedo said while such a move is ‘not a no-go by definition’, the UK would have to follow strict rules.

The Chancellor says a comprehensive review ordered by Boris Johnson will look at the issue ‘in the round’.

A Border Force vessel is believed to have taken migrants found in UK waters to Dover.

The Chief Scout expressed his support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

An image was shared widely on social media during clashes between protesters and police.

Economists expect the Bank to launch at least another £100 billion of quantitative easing, on top of the £200 billion already unleashed in March.

Spending on meal kits and grocery boxes sent to people’s doors soared by 114% in April, according to new figures from Cardlytics.

HMM Algeciras concluded its journey from China to Essex via South Korea, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

The suspect, who is currently serving a prison sentence, has been named in reports as Christian Brueckner.

Chief executive Johan Lundgren said not operating a single flight in nearly three months has been ‘devastating’.

Shops must have developed hygiene procedures such as increasing the frequency of hand-washing and surface cleaning.

Experts said a stem cell transplant was often a patient’s ‘last opportunity’.

The major high street bookstore plans to use ‘browsing trollies’ where items can be replaced and then quarantined for 72 hours.

World renowned stores including Selfridges and Hamleys will be among the 90% of West End retailers opening their doors.

Citizens Advice has seen a 19% increase in the number of people visiting its website for advice on scams.

Passengers caught not complying with the regulation aimed at slowing the spread of Covid-19 risk being fined £100 and removed from services.