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The brother of homegrown terrorist Usman Khan said he had no idea what his younger sibling was planning ahead of the stabbings near London Bridge.

Boris Johnson denied saying he would rather let the bodies pile high in their thousands than go into another lockdown.

The Disasters Emergency Committee has extended its Coronavirus appeal to include the country.

The total has fallen by 96% since the second-wave peak.

Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots, who is seen as more hardline than Arlene Foster, did not show for the scheduled meeting with his Irish counterpart.

The Larsen C Ice Shelf is currently experiencing the highest surface melt rates across Antarctica.

Former Which? director Richard Lloyd, supported by a campaign group, wants to bring a ‘representative action’ against the US-based tech giant.

Wolfie’s Legacy has rehomed more than 500 dogs since its launch and is hoping to expand into new premises.

The biggest increase in mental distress was in people who sought financial support, the National Centre for Social Research found.

The Labour leader quizzed the Prime Minister over the refurbishment of his Downing Street flat.

In the United States, health regulators have said the latest science means people given two vaccines can meet up freely two weeks after a second dose.

Boris Johnson told MPs he personally paid for the renovations, but refused to answer whether he received an initial loan from the Tory party.

The Government has been urged to be pragmatic.

The Education Secretary announced plans for a ‘try before you buy’ scheme to encourage more schools to convert to academies.

It is hoped that travel abroad could resume next month.

The Hole Peninsula recognises the work of University of Aberdeen researcher Dr Malcolm Hole.

The former solicitor and critic of the Good Friday Agreement defected to the DUP from the Ulster Unionists.

The British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp, said to be the sole survivor of its kind, can be viewed at Sotheby’s auction house in Mayfair.

The presence of antibodies implies someone has either had coronavirus in the past or has been vaccinated.

The Resolution Foundation said returning to the old system is not good enough after what the country has gone through.