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In the absence of daily government briefings, here's the latest death toll from across the UK.

With the arts sector closed for the foreseeable, all eyes were turned to Parliament; the Theatre of the Absurd.

Amendments to the Immigration Bill to protect lone children and call for a time limit to immigration detention were defeated by the government.

Biden is no Brexiter, and with a global pandemic, economic downturn and social upheaval to deal with - it will drop to the bottom of his priority list.

"Live in lockdown in Leicester and run out of bog roll? Why stick to the rules like decent folk..."

Deep poverty occurs when people live on less than half of what they need to stay above the poverty line.

As many as 90 per cent of new cases could be missing from regional data – hampering the response to the virus.

"To put it mildly, I am extremely underwhelmed", she said.

Opposition MPs accused him of not offering any new ideas and trying to “hoodwink” voters with rehashed manifesto promises.

It comes as the movement broadens its scope to support campaigns such 'free Palestine' and 'defund the police'.

On its’ face, the idea of Trump quitting seems preposterous. And yet the possibility is tantalising.

On all three measures of the G7 nations - recorded Covid-19 deaths per 100,000 people, excess deaths per 100,000 people, and excess deaths as a proportion of the usual level of deaths - the UK has been the hardest hit.

"During a time when they could really help business stay afloat they chose to keep fees at up to 35 per cent".

Millions of people could currently be in 'zombie jobs', in that they require ad hoc policies to avoid postponed mass unemployment.

The Prime Minister’s chief aide Dominic Cummings has been accused of playing a part in Sir Mark Sedwill’s exit.

There was another 100 deaths reported yesterday in the UK - compared to just 8 in Italy.

It comes off the back of Keir Starmer enjoying a higher approval rating than Boris Johnson for 6 weeks.

For a start Jenrick admitted to wrongdoing so you’d be forgiven for thinking that Johnson might sack him purely on the grounds that he’d told the truth.

The BBC could probably get away with just scrolling an aston under Johnson every time he speaks, reading “This is a work of fiction and any resemblance to the actual truth is purely coincidental.”

“Actions speak louder than claps. We and the public will remember this."

Boris Johnson is rejecting his own "oven ready deal", leaving us in a position that nobody wanted.

Concerns over social distancing and littering were aired after a busy day at Bournemouth beach.

Photos of Jenrick sat at the same table as Mr Desmond and Boris with his arm around him have been suppressed by the Conservatives.

“He’s been found out. He either dodges the question or he gives dodgy answers. No more witnesses, I rest my case.”

The government’s socialist measures might be a temporary economic prop, but they can't ignore the wealth building movement for much longer.

Analysts at Bank of America say that Brexit has turned it into a mirror of the “small and shrinking” UK economy.

"Currently it's a little like opening Jurassic Park when there are dinosaurs on the loose".

The number of global coronavirus cases has also continued to surge in many large countries which have been lifting lockdowns.

It comes amid warnings of relentless Arctic heatwaves which could be set to continue indefinitely.

The work will go on show in 'Isolation Mastered' at JD Malat Gallery.

The change in wealth since 1989 is stark, and it is leading to new voting trends that could suffocate the most vulnerable.

The President fumed that he had been led to believe he would see huge crowds in deep-red Oklahoma.

The housing secretary watched the video for “three or four minutes” at a Conservative Party fundraiser at the Savoy Hotel.

"Gavin Williamson was set a test, he has failed it miserably and now the Government are trying to blame other people for their failure to get schools open" - Reeves

It's not pretty...the Government has missed targets and backtracked during the coronavirus crisis.

U-turns, culture wars and housing bungs dominated another abysmal week in British politics.

“The passport is black (not even blue?!), really poor quality, flimsy and thin, and the edges are peeling", one said.

In claiming not to know the ‘broader history” of taking a knee Raab dismisses the fight against racism and takes a side. The wrong one obviously. For a Tory party so insistent that history not be erased they are remarkably adept at it.

Efforts are now to be targeted on developing a programme to support the NHS Test and Trace service based on the Google-Apple model.

Britain has been taken over by self-professed nationalists, many of whom are funded by wealthy Americans.

With enough government support and private sector engagement we can ensure that tragedy is not "the only legacy" of the crisis.

Boris Johnson's u-turn to the left-wing makes Katie Hopkins cross.

The conflict between economic realism and political delusion continues to be unresolved- despite mounting evidence.

Researchers say dexamethasone is the only drug so far to reduce mortality and advice is going out to all NHS hospitals to act on the results.

You're the most popular person in the world when you dole money out, but that soon changes when you ask for it back.