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The health service in England has moved to its highest alert level, level four, to deal with Covid-19 cases.

The BBC has said it will hold a new investigation into fresh allegations from Earl Spencer.

Residents and staff at Huntington & Langham Estate in Surrey have handcrafted a Remembrance Day art installation.

The conspiracy theorist repeated the president’s unfounded allegations of electoral fraud.

At least 13,500 booking attempts were also stopped in efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour.

The UK Government’s Scottish Secretary stood firm in his opposition to another vote despite a rise for independence support in opinion polls.

The three family members from South Wales died within five days of each other.

The National Fire Chiefs Council said fireworks, stones and bricks were thrown at crews on callouts.

West Midlands Police released footage showing revellers filing out of the exit, leaving behind food and alcohol.

The restaurant chain has named former Wagamama boss David Campbell as its new group chief executive.

The scheme was initially extended to December in an announcement on Saturday, before a new March deadline was set by Rishi Sunak on Thursday.

Justin Welby is among a host of faith leaders who have written to Boris Johnson to ask that the decision to bar services is reversed.

On Friday, easyJet said it now expects to fly no more than around 20% of its planned capacity for the rest of the year.

New data shows 156 miles of electrified track was added to the network in the year to March 31.

It comes after a major turnaround at Hovis, which sold the majority of its milling business in 2018 to focus on baking operations.

Big names including John F Kennedy have needed the smallest of margins to claim their place in the White House.

America remains on a knife-edge as it waits for a result.

There is still no result in the US election in Friday’s papers, most of which lead with the story that has gripped the world.

The country was added to the register of quarantine-free destinations less than two weeks ago.

The former White House director of communications said the president will ‘slink away’ in coming days.