Peers to claim £162 ‘attendance allowance’ for making remote video tributes to Prince Philip
The tributes began at 1pm and continued well into the evening.
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Julian Assange supporters hold vigils to mark arrest anniversary
Messages saying “Bring Assange Home”, and “Journalism Is Not A Crime” were also projected onto buildings in the capital.
The A-Z of Euromyths printed between 1992 to 2017
Featuring such hits as 'Curved bananas banned by Brussels' and 'EU to ban lollipop ladies’ sticks'.
Andrew Neil claiming the term ‘gammon’ is racist described as ‘peak gammon’
"Andrew Neil having a full on gammon attack about the use of the word gammon is elite level gammon well done," one person said.
Police called to Harry and Meghan’s home nine times in as many months
The data, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, was released after the couple shared their security fears.
Mothers tell of ‘hardest calls’ after sons stabbed to death
The women spoke out as part of a campaign to urge Londoners to speak up about knife crime.
Man jailed for murdering & dismembering woman as another man jailed for murder of missing mum-of-five
‘Tell us where our beloved Susan is’: Family’s plea to murderer of Susan Waring.
Chief of protest-hit Avon and Somerset Police stepping down in summer
Andy Marsh oversaw the police response to Black Lives Matter and Kill the Bill protests in Bristol.
Government’s race report failed to include the lived experiences of people of colour
"I still remember having to change my name to Ruby when I was making phone calls to try and find cheaper rented accommodation. Despite the Government’s race report, institutional and systemic racism still exists."