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The Northern Irish octogenarian won the pentathlon at the Munich Games in 1972.

Alfred Fagon was a playwright, actor and director and was the first black person to have a statue erected in their honour in Bristol.

The aftermath of the incident is shown in a picture released by police on Monday, with a gaping hole in the side of the nursery.

A lawyer representing HS2 on Monday told Judge David Holland about ‘relentless’ incidents in woodland area in Hillingdon.

The latest Springboard footfall figures show a jump in England but non-essential retailers in Wales and Scotland remain closed.

Hundreds of former students have asked James Furlong’s school to rename the humanities block in his memory.

Yokeru has helped councils support 927 households with issues such as struggling to get food or medication or loneliness.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick is under pressure over his actions in a planning decision on a development backed by Tory donor Richard Desmond.

An interim report showed support for changes to the economy that help the move to net zero emissions.

A prominent industry figure said a mutual recognition agreement would limit losses to 12.6%.

A law firm says up to 100,000 petrol Nissan Qashqai cars are affected.

Police do not believe the alleged behaviour is related to protests.

The First Minister cited Covid-19 spikes in China, Germany and South Korea as she urged Scots not to become complacent.

Stories from NHS staff, key workers and carers have been made into a mosaic art installation in central London.

The BBC’s director of content said she had been challenged for not doing enough by artist and filmmaker Sir Steve McQueen.

Although mutations can enable species to adapt, most are harmful.

The duchess joined Camilla on a video call – their first joint engagement – to mark Children’s Hospice Week.