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Follows the resignation of Douglas Ross, junior minister at the Scotland Office, over top advisor's lockdown trip to Durham

Boris Johnson's chief adviser says he wrote about the 'possible threat of coronaviruses' in 2019

The conspiracy falsely suggests that secret agents in the US government are trying to undermine the president, according to a mysterious individual called Q

Americans ignore warnings and celebrate the holiday in large gatherings as second peaks arrive in the coronavirus pandemic nationwide

US warns Russia could threaten Europe's southern flank

The picture we have of the prison estate's drug epidemic is far from complete and, crucially, overlooks the policy of prescribing and dispensing synthetically-produced opiates for addicted inmates

Alberta's energy minister Sonya Savage made the remarks when asked about the Trans Mountain Expansion project which has been opposed by indigenous communities and environmentalists

TV host has been accused of racism for impersonating Chris Rock

Daniel Abt issued an apology on Sunday for the deception in Saturday's fifth round of Formula E's virtual 'Race at Home Challenge'

Steve Carell stars in this new satirical show that has a few good one-liners, but there's not enough funny material for a whole series

MSNBC morning hosts had a chummy relationship with then-candidate Trump way back in 2016

President of the production company says the film is 'most definitely the canary in the coal mine'

His thoughtful lyrics, clever storytelling and jazz-oriented beats brought him a 2004 Mercury Prize nomination

Chicken chain will be operating 'behind closed doors'

Rashford was due to miss the rest of the season after a back operation in January while Pogba had a foot injury

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The British public overwhelmingly believe Dominic Cummings broke coronavirus lockdown rules and should resign, a new poll has found.

The 25-year-old forward was on target in their 5-0 demolition of Mainz on Sunday and set up two more goals but was diagnosed with a ligament injury a day later

An added bank holiday could be good for the economy, but what about your own pocket?

'There is nothing for me to add', prime minister's spokesman says - despite fresh doubts over chief aide's explanation for Durham trip

The author had intended to publish 'The Ickabog' straight after the release of the first Harry Potter book

Firefight on 3 May was first inside demilitarised zone in about two years, officials say

High salaries are under threat from pandemic as traditional roles kick back in, but 13 million plan to change their work/life balance after lockdown

Country becomes 28th UN member state to allow gay marriage

Animal-rights organisation claims viruses including Covid-19 could be prevented with veganism