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He splits the prize with Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez.

Conor Murphy said he is concerned about the “continued lack of clarity” with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and Brexit preparations.

The report from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse identifies that the Church of England created a culture where abusers could ‘hide’.

The health service is “heading for the slippery slope of unsustainability,” leaders warned.

Vice-chancellors have pledged to support undergraduates when campus outbreaks occur.

Clothing brand PrettyLittleThing has released a black dress with ear straps on the neckline that mean it can be pulled up to cover the face.

Vir Biotechnology and GlaxoSmithKline are testing the drug for early treatment of patients who are at high risk of being taken to hospital.

A total of 440 items are being sold in the auction.

The MP for Rutherglen and Hamilton West is said to have given a gospel reading.

Residential and commercial building is up but civil engineering projects remain slow, according to new PMI figures.

The Chancellor says the early closing time for pubs and restaurants is better than shutting down altogether.

Professor Adam Finn said producing a vaccine and vaccinating people was going to ‘take a while’.

There were 215 deaths registered in the week ending September 25 that mentioned ‘novel coronavirus’.

Dennistoun in Glasgow’s East End was the only UK area to feature in the top 20.

Food production has not been affected.

Researchers asked children to play in pairs and observed the results.

Professor Neil Ferguson believes a big risk comes from meeting indoors.

The law would see life sentences imposed on those who kill emergency services workers.

Some 18% of young motorists admit to making or receiving video calls while driving.

Tributes have been paid to Jeni Larmour, who had just started at Newcastle University, and was one of four young people who died over the weekend.