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The Government will appoint a 'free speech champion' to monitor whether universities are holding back debate.

The Queen is 'delighted' at the news.

An air ambulance was dispatched to the location.

Lynsey Casson, 37, a vet's receptionist, was savaged by the American bulldog as she took her own dog into a communal garden in Aberdeen.

Footage showed the Royal Mail worker refusing to help the 72-year-old woman.

They said it should be rebooted 'when it is safe to do so'.

She kept a heartbreaking diary before she died.

The three days of restrictions are the country's first lockdown in since months.

Professor Tim Spector said the Government's policy of delaying second jabs appeared to be working and restrictions should be able to begin to be reduced within weeks.

The latest figures come as the UK hit its target of vaccinating 15 million people by February 15.

He reportedly offered customers the opportunity to hunt lions and elephants.

It took me a while to realise I was being radicalised and falling deeper into the far-right’s web of hatred; I couldn’t see it then but I was getting all my answers in an echo chamber.

The majority of those offered a vaccine have accepted the jab.

The Prime Minister hailed the 'extraordinary feat'.

Michael O'Reilly, 61, first noticed there was a problem when he was playing golf last June, when the burps were putting him off his shot.

The 25-mile tunnel would run from Stranraer in Scotland to Larne in Northern Ireland.

People have been pictured across England taking to frozen waters with their ice skates.

The prime minister is expected to set out a 'roadmap' for the next steps regarding the lockdown on February 22.

Temperatures are expected to improve on Monday.

The man was found with a stab wound to his chest and died at the scene.

The foreign secretary refused to bow down to lockdown-sceptics' calls for a promised date to ease all restrictions.

Brits may be able to travel with a vaccine passport, face masks and social distancing.

Dominic Rabb spoke today about the plans to lift lockdown restrictions.

The US president insisted that although his predecessor was cleared, there was no doubt that he was responsible for provoking the violence.

A photograph of a man in black clothes holding a Sainsbury's bag has been released after the assaults in and around Singleton Park in Swansea.