Chris Smith was reported missing last Tuesday after failing to return from a planned run.
Families are acting as the ‘canary in the mine’ to raise the alarm around shortcomings in care, James Titcombe said.
A transition to full online lessons during new restrictions could jeopardise students’ learning, Michelle Donelan says.
Four campaigners are accused of damaging buildings belonging to Greenpeace, Amnesty International and Christian Aid in July.
One shopper was seen buying 30 two-litre bottles of water, while toilet roll is scarce in some shops.
Lee Tatton was in an episode of Cops UK: Bodycam Squad.
Some 48% believe that decisions around lockdown measures should happen at the same time for the whole of England, the survey shows.
The Hollywood actor and RCS graduate said arts education should be accessible to all.
James Owusu-Agyekum, 22, was gunned down in Tynsdale Road, Harlesden, north west London, on November 2 2016.
The properties in Chelsea were undergoing construction work, but nobody was thought to be inside when they collapsed.
The decline in new HIV diagnoses in recent years has been driven by a steep fall in new diagnoses among gay and bisexual men, data shows.
The Greater London Authority will swap its ‘landmark’ building next to Tower Bridge for the Docklands, the mayor said.
Your questions on the new Merseyside mass testing programme answered.
It comes as new research suggests that a ‘test and release’ scheme could identify up to 90% of infected passengers after just five days of quarantine.
A total of 978 deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending October 23 mentioned Covid-19 on the death certificate, according to the ONS.
The Prince of Wales has written the foreword for the England football manager’s lockdown work Anything Is Possible.
The rushed announcement over the weekend ‘will not have done anything to inspire public confidence’, school leaders say.