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Mark Zuckerberg has previously said the platform would not ban Holocaust deniers because they have a right to express an opinion.

The Prince of Wales travelled to RAF Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire, and also visited the Royal Dragoon Guards at Catterick Garrison.

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The region will be placed in Tier 2, meaning it will escape the harshest lockdown measures.

A judge heard evidence at a trial in London during the summer and lawyers returned to court on Monday to begin making final legal arguments.

He was convicted in his absence by a French court of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said there would be ‘difficult’ weeks and months ahead.

A four to six-week lockdown, with schools closed for at least part of that period, has been recommended to ministers.

John Leslie denies sexual assault by intentionally touching a woman without her consent in December 2008.

The little boy was last seen on around September 24, and his mother three days earlier.

The duchess is announcing the Wildlife Photographer of the Year on Tuesday evening.

A snapshot of the data for hospital admissions, patients and ventilators.

Nicola Sturgeon has denied Margaret Ferrier’s claims she was ‘hung out to dry’ by the party after posting a statement online.

33 people are diagnosed with a brain, central nervous system or intracranial tumour every day.

Nigel Wright, 45, laced jars of baby food with shards of metal to extort £1.4 million in bitcoin from Tesco.

Dame Darcey Bussell was among those welcoming the grants.

Teams led by Lord Frost and Michel Barnier are meeting in Brussels.

More than 1,300 arts venues and organisations will receive up to £1 million each as a share of £257 million of state funding.

Lloyd Scott has raised nearly £50,000 for the Lord’s Taverners during his final charity challenge.

James Bufton, 26, stole from his own family and friends to support his lavish lifestyle and gambling addiction.