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Williamson 'sorry' for school and exam disruption England's Education Secretary Gavin Williamson tells children he is 'incredibly sorry' they have suffered.

London sees hottest stretch since 1960s Temperatures pass 34C in the capital for sixth day in a row as storms are forecast across the UK.

Torrential rain and thunderstorms bring flooding A major incident is declared in Fife after storms caused flooding and disruption.

Middlemarch reissued with George Eliot's real name By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.

England's Covid app gets green light for trial Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

More homes without water as heatwave continues About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

Met condemns 'social media trial' over MP car stop Dawn Butler was pulled over by police while travelling through Hackney and filmed the encounter.

Three dead after passenger train derails The driver is among those who were killed in the incident in Aberdeenshire.

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LiveLiveLatest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago 19 minutes ago A summary of the day's events

Live Latest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago

Recession is unprecedented, says chancellor Rishi Sunak says it is a "difficult and uncertain time" as the UK suffers its biggest slump on record.

LiveLiveUK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago 5 minutes ago Why has the UK death toll changed?

Live UK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago

Covid death recount reduces UK toll by 5,000 Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.

Coronavirus: Evening update Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

Williamson 'sorry' for school and exam disruption England's Education Secretary Gavin Williamson tells children he is 'incredibly sorry' they have suffered.

London sees hottest stretch since 1960s Temperatures pass 34C in the capital for sixth day in a row as storms are forecast across the UK.

Torrential rain and thunderstorms bring flooding A major incident is declared in Fife after storms caused flooding and disruption.

Middlemarch reissued with George Eliot's real name By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.

England's Covid app gets green light for trial Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

More homes without water as heatwave continues About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

Met condemns 'social media trial' over MP car stop Dawn Butler was pulled over by police while travelling through Hackney and filmed the encounter.

Three dead after passenger train derails The driver is among those who were killed in the incident in Aberdeenshire.

VideoAmbulances called to train derailment

LiveLiveLatest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago 19 minutes ago A summary of the day's events

Live Latest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago

Recession is unprecedented, says chancellor Rishi Sunak says it is a "difficult and uncertain time" as the UK suffers its biggest slump on record.

LiveLiveUK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago 5 minutes ago Why has the UK death toll changed?

Live UK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago

Covid death recount reduces UK toll by 5,000 Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.

Coronavirus: Evening update Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

London sees hottest stretch since 1960s Temperatures pass 34C in the capital for sixth day in a row as storms are forecast across the UK.

Torrential rain and thunderstorms bring flooding A major incident is declared in Fife after storms caused flooding and disruption.

Middlemarch reissued with George Eliot's real name By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.

England's Covid app gets green light for trial Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

More homes without water as heatwave continues About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

Met condemns 'social media trial' over MP car stop Dawn Butler was pulled over by police while travelling through Hackney and filmed the encounter.

Three dead after passenger train derails The driver is among those who were killed in the incident in Aberdeenshire.

VideoAmbulances called to train derailment

LiveLiveLatest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago 19 minutes ago A summary of the day's events

Live Latest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago

Recession is unprecedented, says chancellor Rishi Sunak says it is a "difficult and uncertain time" as the UK suffers its biggest slump on record.

LiveLiveUK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago 5 minutes ago Why has the UK death toll changed?

Live UK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago

Covid death recount reduces UK toll by 5,000 Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.

Coronavirus: Evening update Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

LiveLiveCoronavirus in Scotland: Cluster linked to pupils 1 hour ago 1 hour ago Coronavirus in Scotland: The headlines...

Live Coronavirus in Scotland: Cluster linked to pupils 1 hour ago

LiveLiveCoronavirus in Scotland: Cluster linked to pupils As schools go back for the new academic term a virus cluster with links to a high school has been identified.

London sees hottest stretch since 1960s Temperatures pass 34C in the capital for sixth day in a row as storms are forecast across the UK.

Torrential rain and thunderstorms bring flooding A major incident is declared in Fife after storms caused flooding and disruption.

Middlemarch reissued with George Eliot's real name By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.

England's Covid app gets green light for trial Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

More homes without water as heatwave continues About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

Met condemns 'social media trial' over MP car stop Dawn Butler was pulled over by police while travelling through Hackney and filmed the encounter.

Minister makes pledge on A-level grades in Wales Education minister says grades will be no lower than those pupils achieved at AS-level last year.

Students warn mock grades 'make mockery' of exams

Free A-level appeal must be option for all - Plaid

Exam board says grades will be 'balanced and fair'

Three dead after passenger train derails The driver is among those who were killed in the incident in Aberdeenshire.

LiveLiveLatest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago 19 minutes ago A summary of the day's events

Live Latest on passenger train derailment 19 minutes ago

Recession is unprecedented, says chancellor Rishi Sunak says it is a "difficult and uncertain time" as the UK suffers its biggest slump on record.

LiveLiveUK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago 5 minutes ago Why has the UK death toll changed?

Live UK tops 1,000 daily cases for third time in a week 5 minutes ago

Covid death recount reduces UK toll by 5,000 Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.

Teen pulled from river after falling near bridge He was taken to the University Hospital of Wales for treatment after the rescue on Wednesday.

Coronavirus: Evening update Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

London sees hottest stretch since 1960s Temperatures pass 34C in the capital for sixth day in a row as storms are forecast across the UK.

Torrential rain and thunderstorms bring flooding A major incident is declared in Fife after storms caused flooding and disruption.

Middlemarch reissued with George Eliot's real name By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.

England's Covid app gets green light for trial Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

More homes without water as heatwave continues About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

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The Telegraph
12/08/2020 07:47:58 PM

ExclusiveUnions plan for schools to teach pupils on 'week on-week off' basis Headteachers' union criticises Prime Minister's push to get all children back into classrooms

Portugal could come off quarantine list - visitors to France may have to isolate on their return

Landlords tell ministers: let’s go halves on rent bills

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Medical breakthroughAlzheimer’s disease treatment set to be fast-tracked US health watchdog gives treatment 'priority review' and it could be prescribed within six months

Labour MP accuses police of 'institutional racism' after being stopped by officers

MPs fire salvo in £1bn Navy contract row

BBC director-general Tony Hall apologises for news report's use of racist slur

Britain's most popular beaches swamped amid heatwave Forget beach towels on sunloungers, many camped out overnight in order to claim their beach spot

CommentBritain has no way to protect itself from this new wave of immigration More Channel patrols wont do we need an offshore process for asylum seekers and tougher labour laws, writes Nick Timothy

Cruise ships could be used to process rescued migrants, former MOD boss suggests

CricketBen Stokes to miss rest of Pakistan series for family reasons

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The home-working culture war leaves both sides blind to the consequences The extraordinary reaction to Kirstie Allsopp's comments highlights the risk that rational debate is becoming impossible

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Furlough cannot be ended as long as forced social distancing remains

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France must face up to its failure to stop migrants crossing the Channel

The Government must outline its plan for life after furlough

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Simon Cowell breaks back after falling off bicycle TV personality suffers fall in his Los Angeles house and has been taken to hospital for surgery

Body cameras should be worn by firefighters nationwide after surge in attacks, fire chiefs say

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Dentist secretly stalked by crossbow-carrying patient out for revenge

BA cuts £1-a-week allowance for first aiders The withdrawal of the payment means many staff are now reluctant to take on the responsibility of acting as first responders

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Truss wrong to warn phased border checks would fall foul of WTO, its former chief says

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Toto Wolff insists Mercedes have done 'nothing wrong' in Racing Point 'copying' row as rival F1 teams call foul

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World Rugby delays increasing residency rule to five years due to Covid — and it could be a boost for Scotland

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University 2020: Your 10 key A-level results questions answered

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The Mirror
12/08/2020 07:49:14 PM

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Lockdown watch list: 29 towns and cities across the UK with rising rates of coronavirus that could be next for local lockdown measure

A total of 29 local authorities have labels ranging from “concern” to “intervention” and the Government is keeping a close eye on them and will put local lockdowns in place if needed

Boy, 8, collapses in mum's arms and dies after telling her ‘I love you’

Clare Walker, 31, heard terrifying screams after asking Cillian Anderson to put his pyjamas on. He collapsed in her arms and died ten minutes after arriving at hospital from a mystery illness

Green Street fire: Huge blaze breaks out at shop as 70 firefighters scramble to scene

Ten fire engines are at the scene in Green Street, Forest Gate, London with a blaze having broken out at a shop with a flat above it. It is unclear if anyone was inside at the time

UK 'heading back into lockdown next month', says government's ex-chief scientist

EXCLUSIVE: Britain could be heading for full lockdown again by September unless test and trace 'disaster' is sorted out according to a former top government advisor

Family fuming after travelling six hours to beach only to be turned away

Police were forced to close off Durdle Beach in Dorset after thousands packed the seaside resort, with one family arriving after a six-hour drive only to be turned away

Travel chaos as cars 'turned away' from heaving beaches on another scorching day

Big queues were seen on the way to Camber Sands in East Sussex as well as around Bournemouth and people are being urged to avoid Lulworth and Durdle Door due to a large numbers of beachgoers

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The World Is Still Far From Herd Immunity for CoronavirusThe latest studies show that even in the hardest-hit cities, most people remain vulnerable.

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American and Delta offer buyouts as airlines prepare for a long recovery.

Even as countries move to reopen, the pandemic is growing at a faster pace.

As mass testing and contact tracing are rolled out in some nations, others offer lessons.

In France, a pre-dinner drink has become an act of ‘civil disobedience’ against government restrictions.

City Council pushes to expand outdoor dining.

The New York State Legislature passed a rent relief bill.

N.J. governor says businesses vowing to defy rules are ‘playing with fire.’

10 Weeks Into New York Area’s Lockdown, Who Is Still Getting Sick?Nearly 50,000 people in the region have tested positive for the coronavirus in the last two weeks.

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Defying Trump, Twitter Doubles Down on Labeling TweetsTwitter continued fact-checking posts even as President Trump threatened to limit protections for social media companies.

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Daily Mail
12/08/2020 07:48:02 PM

'We made a mistake': BBC finally APOLOGISES after social affairs correspondent Fiona Lamdin said 'n****r' in news report about hit-and-run attack on black NHS worker

Pictured: Oxford Street machete murder victim in named as boy, 17, as three men are arrested

Labour MP Dawn Butler accuses Met Police of racially profiling after they stopped her driving through Hackney

Fire rips through block of flats in Bournemouth as flames are seen leaping from the roof before it collapses

UK coronavirus cases jump by 1,062 - the biggest daily rise since June 25 - almost exactly a fortnight after Boris Johnson predicted a second wave in two weeks

'We made a mistake': BBC finally APOLOGISES after social affairs correspondent Fiona Lamdin said 'n****r' in news report about hit-and-run attack on black NHS worker

Pictured: Boy, 17, who was stabbed to death with a machete in Oxford Street as three men are arrested on suspicion of murder

Labour MP Dawn Butler accuses Met Police of racially profiling after they stopped her driving through Hackney

Fire rips through block of flats in Bournemouth as flames are seen leaping from the roof before it collapses

UK coronavirus cases jump by 1,062 - the biggest daily rise since June 25 - almost exactly a fortnight after Boris Johnson predicted a second wave in two weeks

BBC caught up in N-word row as 1Xtra presenter Sideman dramatically quits after broadcaster defended its decision to air footage of white person using the slur

Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée Nicola Peltz drops hint they may have MARRIED in secret as she shares a cryptic snap of a gold 'wedding ring' on his finger

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Over 500 Channel migrants land in Britain in just three days including a toddler today taking total arrivals this year over 4,000 as France demands £30million to stem the tide

Police smash car windows to save two dogs left locked up inside for over two hours as temperatures soared at Cornwall seaside town

Man in his 20s is shot and another is stabbed near Hyde Park on another night of bloodshed in Lawless London

Car drivers face £200million electric scooter crash bill as they are set to pay higher insurance premiums, warn industry chiefs

British 'Jihadi' bride and mother-of-nine is back in the UK living on a canal boat and claiming benefits after denying leading all-female Islamic State unit in Syria

Dramatic moment mountain rescue team save climber, 60, after he plunged 40ft down a crag

Trump walks out of his COVID relief press conference after a reporter fact-checks him

UK coronavirus cases jump by 1,062 - the biggest daily rise since June 25 - almost exactly a fortnight after Boris Johnson predicted a second wave in two weeks

Harry's childhood friend Tom 'Skippy' Inskip 'had doubts' about Meghan and warned the prince to slow things down with her, new book claims

Labour MP Dawn Butler accuses Met Police of racially profiling after they stopped her driving through Hackney

Millions of Britons could demand lucrative PPI pay-outs in 'second wave' of compensation after courts find products were 'unfair'

Devastated mother, 31, tells how her son, eight, collapsed and died of mystery illness minutes after telling her 'I love you'

British 'Jihadi' bride and mother-of-nine is back in the UK living on a canal boat and claiming benefits after denying leading all-female Islamic State unit in Syria

'We made a mistake': BBC finally APOLOGISES after social affairs correspondent Fiona Lamdin said 'n****r' in news report about hit-and-run attack on black NHS worker

Police smash car windows to save two dogs left locked up inside for over two hours as temperatures soared at Cornwall seaside town

Only half of Britons are 'very likely' to get a coronavirus vaccine as experts say 'misperceptions' are putting lives at risk

Massive police hunt is launched as girl, eight, vanishes in Scottish river

The hanging (basket) gardens of Bristol! Green-fingered Shaun nurtures a suburban wonder by growing 1,000 plants from seed and transforming his modest garden

BBC caught up in N-word row as 1Xtra presenter Sideman dramatically quits after broadcaster defended its decision to air footage of white person using the slur

Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée Nicola Peltz drops hint they may have MARRIED in secret as she shares a cryptic snap of a gold 'wedding ring' on his finger

Clarifications and corrections

Over 500 Channel migrants land in Britain in just three days including a toddler today taking total arrivals this year over 4,000 as France demands £30million to stem the tide

Police smash car windows to save two dogs left locked up inside for over two hours as temperatures soared at Cornwall seaside town

Man in his 20s is shot and another is stabbed near Hyde Park on another night of bloodshed in Lawless London

Car drivers face £200million electric scooter crash bill as they are set to pay higher insurance premiums, warn industry chiefs

British 'Jihadi' bride and mother-of-nine is back in the UK living on a canal boat and claiming benefits after denying leading all-female Islamic State unit in Syria

Dramatic moment mountain rescue team save climber, 60, after he plunged 40ft down a crag

New Scottish Tory leader heralds furlough pay for millions of workers as key benefit of being part of Great Britain - while warning Westminster not to neglect the Union

UK will go back into lockdown next month when schools open unless 'disastrous' track and trace system is fixed, government's former chief scientific adviser warns

Only half of Britons are 'very likely' to get a coronavirus vaccine as experts say 'misperceptions' are putting lives at risk

Man in his 20s drowns after getting into difficulty while swimming in a water-filled quarry amid soaring temperatures

Boy, six, is swept out to sea on an inflatable swan before hero builder swims to the rescue as scorching temperatures bring hordes of sunseekers to the British coast

Boris Johnson says reopening schools next month is a 'moral duty' and a 'national priority' as he takes on the teaching unions

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Missing out on school is disaster that lasts forever - as the huge damage inflicted on youngsters by a long break from the classroom is laid bare by several new studies

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Top Oxford vaccine scientists in ethics row over whether to deliberately infect volunteers with coronavirus as professor sets up a human trial for one of the most promising drugs

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NHS paid record compensation of more than 1.4billion for negligence last year - almost double the amount paid five years ago

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds are planning a patriotic stay in Scotland with their baby son Wilfred later this month (but they won't drop in on the Queen)

Newspaper proprietor Evgeny Lebedev accuses peerage critics of 'snobbery and casual racism' after claims he was one of the Prime Minister's 'cronies'

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PETER HITCHENS: Should the woman who said the IRA had a right to kill children really be a Baroness?

'I'm holding on by a thread': Love Island's Dr Alex George hits out at cruel troll who criticised him for being on social media after his brother Llyr's tragic death

Ant McPartlin's ex Lisa Armstrong is pictured putting on a cosy display with her 'new love interest during a park date'... four months after '£31m divorce'

Now you pay one fee and they'll keep putting you on a boat till you succeed in getting to Britain, say determined migrants waiting at the new Jungle camp in Calais

Churchill's grandson Nicholas Soames splits from his second wife

Manhunt launched after 14-year-old girl is raped in broad daylight in Manchester

Man is stabbed following a car chase in 'rival taxing incident' where one gang robbed another in Manchester

Moss the model mum! Kate and her daughter Lila, 17, share a tender holiday moment as they laugh over images and enjoy a jetski ride together on the pristine Balearic waters

Stop going on about my gold shoes and bright clothes, says the Tate's first female boss as she hits out at the sexism she has experienced due to her 'non-conformist' attire

I'm A Celebrity 'will be filmed at a 200-year-old HAUNTED castle and include terrifying medieval themed trials such as jousting and being in a dungeon'

Princess Diana biographer Andrew Morton says Meghan Markle might have been 'frustrated' that she wasn't able to answer back to false claims about her - and adds he 'feels for the poor girl'

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White House asked South Dakota's governor about Trump's 'dream' of being added to Mount Rushmore alongside Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt 52 shares

'It's crystal clear Hezbollah are in charge of the port and warehouse': Leading Lebanese politician blames terrorist group and 'corrupt' government for catastrophic blast

Pentagon says there is 'no definitive cause' for the Beirut blast after Trump claimed it was a 'terrible attack'

SIXTEEN Port of Beirut employees are arrested over cause of devastating explosion - as tragic photo shows the moment firefighters tried to enter warehouse

Moment Emmanuel Macron HUGS a distraught woman in a sea of protestors as he visits Beirut to call for an inquiry into the explosion and pledges to mobilise international aid

Russian businessman whose abandoned shipload of explosives ripped apart Beirut in a huge blast is questioned at his Cyprus home

Captain of Russian ship carrying tons of ammonium nitrate which was seized by Lebanon six years ago says he regularly sounded the alarm over 'powder keg'

Female firefighter dubbed 'Bride of Beirut' is buried in emotional funeral as her heroic colleagues who broke into doomed warehouse as blaze took hold are named

Bride whose wedding video shoot captured the Beirut explosion says she thought she would die in the blast

Donald Trump gives TikTok 45 days to complete potential sale to Microsoft in executive order BANNING any deal after that date

'In no way did I mean to suggest the African American community is a monolith': Joe Biden apologises after being slated for saying the Latino American community is more diverse than African Americans

NRA counter-sues New York Attorney General and claims her lawsuit trying to dismantle their organization is a 'premeditated attack' deliberately timed to thwart Trump's reelection chances

Facebook removes hundreds of accounts run by Romanian troll farm posing as African-Americans supporting Donald Trump as well as pages linked to conservative media outlet The Epoch Times

Twitter adds labels to 'state-backed media and editors' as well as government accounts including the White House to 'increase transparency around political discourse'

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