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Bolton, Hyndburn and Preston continue to record the highest rates.

Teenager Naomi Jupp was making her regular delivery to a property in Dorset when she noticed something was wrong and called police

Director of public prosecutions Max Hill said more remote hearings will be necessary.

Recently departed NCSC boss Ciaran Martin said he feared harm or death could be part of the fallout from a ransomware attack.

The UK R number – which represents the number of people an infected person will pass the virus to – has risen to between 1.1 and 1.4.

The Lib Dem leader said he has been impressed by Sir Keir Starmer but he has nothing in common with Boris Johnson’s Conservatives.

Here’s a breakdown of the various affected or soon-to-be affected areas.

Political leaders from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have called on the Prime Minister to set up a specialist task force.

Kent Police said there would be an increased presence in ‘key areas’ around the county and that enforcement would be used if necessary.

The Mayor of London has joined with councils in the capital to call for an extension to business rates until 2021/22.

The leading human rights lawyer says it is ‘lamentable’ for the Government to suggest it could violate international law.

Louis Johnson was stabbed to death at East Croydon railway station on the afternoon of January 27.

More than 180,000 jobs have been lost in the last six months.

Adnan Ahmed was jailed for two years in October 2019 over incidents in Glasgow city centre.

Local measures have been in place for weeks.

The experts are urging people to adhere to current Government guidelines in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus.

When lockdown first came into force in March, meeting a future spouse via familial connections was no longer an option for many younger people.

The Historic England scheme will see disused and dilapidated buildings restored into new homes, shops and workplaces.

The pandemic has prompted a dramatic downturn in demand for new aircraft as the number of passengers plummets.

Tory Lord McColl of Dulwich said Labour should back the Prime Minister’s campaign to reduce obesity.