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John Jenkins organised attacks during the investiture of Prince Charles in 1969.

Andrew Lewer denies any involvement after letter warning against government leaks ends up in the media.

Mary Keir was among the first residents at her care home to get the jab.

Chester Zoo sees 130,000 donors from 90 countries send funds to help deal with a "£5.5m scar".

Jake Berry tells Nick Robinson the prime minister must give people living under strict Covid curbs "hope".

Last minute plans for mass testing in England's secondary schools to be run by teachers anger staff.

Office for National Statistics figures suggest one in every 95 people in England has the virus.

Marcin Zdun stabbed Aneta and Nikoleta Zdun to death in Salisbury in June.

The child suffered a small burn and chest pains when they were hurt at a Tesco store in Bracknell.

The prime minister urges people to think carefully about how they meet people over the festive period.

Fears remain over Christmas deliveries as online shopping balloons amid Covid restrictions.

The Duchess of Sussex took legal action against a news agency that photographed her and her son.

Jupiter and Saturn - the Solar System's largest planets - are set to cross paths in the night sky.

Head teacher Simon Uttley says coronavirus testing plan in schools 'feels a bit like Dad's Army'

A six-mile control zone is set up and other birds are culled on a farm on the island of Sanday.

The pair had been exploring beach caves when they realised the tide had cut off their exit.

Famous faces including Oscar Wilde and Sylvia Pankhurst once passed through the doors of Bow Street.

Toughest measures facing 38 million people in England, while Northern Ireland announces tough new lockdown.

The family of the backpacker who was killed in New Zealand say they are "pleased" with the court's verdict.

Even tighter restrictions will be in place for a week from Boxing Day, with shops closed and no gatherings allowed between 20:00 and 06:00.