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The University says its campuses and halls of residence remain open.

39 have been handed out this month alone.

The Oxford-based charity says the excessive use of loans in the name of climate assistance is 'an overlooked scandal.'

Josh Powell and his 18-month old daughter are expected to make recoveries, police say.

Another 26,688 people have tested positive for coronavirus in the UK - the highest daily figure to date.

The University of Oxford says it will continue its COVID-19 vaccine trial in Brazil, following the death of a volunteer.

Spain has become the first country in western Europe to record one million coronavirus cases - marking a doubling of its tally in just six weeks.

Four students in Nottingham have been fined £10,000 each after throwing a party despite coronavirus restrictions, having told police that officers had "spoiled their fun".

Mesut Ozil has accused Arsenal of a lack of loyalty after being left out of their Premier League squad, but vowed to keep "fighting" for his chance.

Leaked plans for a lucrative European Premier League have sent the footballing world into frenzy and left the game on the precipice of generational change.

Tyson Fury is considering Carlos Takam as his next opponent and a final decision on the WBC title fight could soon be made, says the Frenchman’s co-promoter.

Raheem Sterling has questioned whether the will exists for social media companies to use technology to clamp down on online abuse.

Spain has become the first country in western Europe to record one million coronavirus cases - marking a doubling of its tally in just six weeks.

Nigerian forces have reportedly opened fire on protesters in Lagos after 12 days of demonstrations against police brutality.

A new boss - the third in six months - has been appointed to lead the contact tracing app for England and Wales, Sky News has learned.

A woman who found a rare two-headed snake in her sunroom has found the reptile a new home.

A one-year spending review has been announced by the Treasury to "focus entirely" on tackling the coronavirus crisis - as official figures show borrowing records continue to be smashed.

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Manchester United have revealed the extent of coronavirus disruption on their finances, reporting an annual loss and doubling of the club's debt pile.

The triple lock rule means the state pension will rise by 2.5% next year but benefit recipients are in line for a much weaker increase.

Trade talks between Britain and the European Union will resume later this week, Downing Street has said.

Boris Johnson has faced calls to explain how regions can have their coronavirus alert level and restrictions lowered.

The £60m made available by the government to Greater Manchester to go into Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions will be offered to the region's councils, the prime minister has said.

A Conservative MP has accused Labour's deputy leader of calling him "scum" during an ill-tempered exchange in the Commons.

A key ally of Brazil's president has been arrested after anti-corruption officers discovered a wad of banknotes in the underpants he was wearing.

A bungling burglar who left behind a rucksack containing his name and address at the scene of a crime has been jailed for four years.

A woman who found a rare two-headed snake in her sunroom has found the reptile a new home.

Revellers took part in an impromptu game of cricket on Saturday night in a south London street after bars and pubs closed at 10pm.