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Wearing a face covering on public transport in England will be compulsory from 15 June, the transport secretary has announced.

Business Secretary Alok Sharma has tested negative for coronavirus after appearing visibly unwell in parliament.

German public prosecutors have said they believe Madeleine McCann is dead and police are treating her disappearance as a murder investigation.

The new suspect in the Madeleine McCann investigation allegedly confessed his part in her disappearance to a man in a bar.

Chernobyl is leading the field in this year's British Academy of Film and Television Arts nominations (BAFTA), with double the nods of any other show.

Lee Rigby's mother has urged people to stop sharing "divisive" social media posts that use her son's image to fuel arguments against the Black Lives Matter protests.

The Duchess of Sussex has spoken out about racism after the death of George Floyd, apologising to students of her former high school that they are having to "grow up in a world where it is still present".

Premier League teams will be allowed to make five substitutions in the remaining games of the 2019-20 season, the league has said.

An investigation has been launched into the shooting of three adults and a young child in north London.

Jacob Rees-Mogg faced calls to resign as he fielded questions from MPs angry at the government bringing them back to Westminster during the coronavirus pandemic.