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School says a small number of students have been tested and are 'remaining at home' while they wait for results

Rising death toll didn't stop hosts from mining the situation for a few laughs

'He always needs to be happy,' says footballer

Australia clamps down on travel and institutes 'emergency response plan', says Morrison in dire warning

The Brazilian furiously claimed Gabriel Jesus fouled Sergio Ramos in the build-up to City's equaliser

Premier League side fought back from a goal behind to take a 2-1 lead back to the Etihad Stadium but Guardiola warns side that Madrid are more than capable of fighting back

Decision comes just months before annual hajj pilgrimage

After a perplexing initial set-up, Pep Guardiola reverted to a more familiar look in the second half to flip the game on its head and claim the initiative in the tie

'Why in the world would anyone go see an Indiana Jones movie that wasn't Spielberg?'

The key facts and news around the second leg at the Emirates

All you need to know as Arsenal look to seal a spot in the last 16

The Gunners will be confident after a 10-game unbeaten run

United enjoyed more possession and chances in the first leg a week ago

All you need to know surrounding the second leg at Old Trafford

A place in the last 16 is at stake for two teams in good recent form

Solskjaer could pay the price if United's finances hit by second year out of Europe's top competition

Independent inquiry claims UK is now the most unequal large country in the developed world

'Parents and teachers want a fairer system where schools reflect their communities'

Personal statements and predicted exam grades could be scrapped under radical plans

The Care Quality Commission was alerted to 47 alleged rapes of social care residents during a three-month period in 2018

'There is a lot of emotion involved in having those very carefully made plans ruined and then the financial hit too,' says University College Hospital consultant

Unnamed patient had no connection to Wuhan or any travel history explaining diagnosis

Ground-glass opacities seen in patient CT scans were identified as similar to those seen in related outbreaks such as Sars and Mers

'The infection chains are partially no longer trackable, and that is a new thing'

Planets bigger than Earth but smaller than Neptune could be habitable, study suggests