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Patrick Hutchinson carried an injured white man to safety during a violent far-right rally in central London.

The London Fire Brigade said the fox was doing really well, after being rescued in Romford.

Support group Grenfell United held an online memorial featuring videos from affected families and supporters.

Marvin Rees said he had focused on tackling racial inequality in Bristol ahead of removing a statue of Edward Colston.

The First Minister was speaking at the daily coronavirus press briefing.

Scientists are asking people who have used DNA services such as Ancestry DNA, FTDNA and 23andMe to join the study.

Shoppers may splash the cash as the shops reopen, but with fewer toilets available it may be harder to spend a penny.A day out at the shops pre-lockdown would likely have involved lunch and the use of a restaurant’s facilities, but as eateries are still shut shoppers will be depending on public toilets.Prime Minister Boris …

As shops in England prepare to reopen Boris Johnson says ‘probably’ fewer that one in 1,000 people now have the disease.

A 48-year-old man was found with fatal stab wounds at a house in north London.

Missiles could be seen flying as officers formed a line across North Hanover Street.

The Empire Windrush ship carried West Indian immigrants to the UK after the Second World War.

Police reported 6,000 people attended the two gatherings on Saturday night.

Critics of the US president claimed it was a sign of failing health, but Mr Trump said the surface was steep and slippery.

More than 100 people were arrested at a far-right protest in London on Saturday.

Paul and Elaine Gait settled their claims for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment against Sussex Police.

Its director-general Roberto Azevedo said while such a move is ‘not a no-go by definition’, the UK would have to follow strict rules.

The Chancellor says a comprehensive review ordered by Boris Johnson will look at the issue ‘in the round’.