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One Man, Two Guvnors live from the National Theatre 7.00pm.

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Russian spies try to steal COVID-19 research - as govt also claims election interference 16th July 2020

Russian cyber spies are trying to steal research into coronavirus vaccines and treatments from Britain, the US and Canada, the three countries claimed on Thursday.

Amber Heard 'punched Depp' in row over birthday party, court hears 16th July 2020

Amber Heard punched Johnny Depp in the face during an argument after her 30th birthday party, the High Court has heard.

Long-awaited Russia report to be published within next week 16th July 2020

A long-awaited report into alleged Russian interference in UK politics will be released within the next week.

Ferry passengers 'placed in immediate danger' by near miss with nuclear submarine 16th July 2020

A nuclear-powered submarine had a near miss with a ferry after a Royal Navy crew miscalculated its speed, an investigation has found.

IS bride can return to UK to challenge removal of British citizenship 16th July 2020

Shamima Begum, one of three east London schoolgirls who travelled to Syria to join so-called Islamic State, should be allowed to return to the UK to challenge the removal of her British citizenship, senior judges have ruled.

England cricketer out of second Test after bio-secure breach 16th July 2020

England cricketer Jofra Archer has been excluded from today's second Test against the West Indies following a breach of the team's bio-secure protocols.

Leicester mayor: Local lockdown 'unnecessary' if government had provided data 16th July 2020

Leicester's mayor has criticised the government for only recently providing data that he claims could have prevented the city's lockdown "ever being necessary".

Employment crisis builds as 649,000 lose their jobs during lockdown 16th July 2020

Official data suggests almost 650,000 UK workers have lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic amid fears an employment crisis exceeding that of the 1980s is looming.

Black Lives Matter protester statue removed by Bristol Council 16th July 2020

The statue of a Black Lives Matter protester has been taken down after it was secretly installed to replace the monument of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol.

Notting Hill Carnival unveils digital event for 2020 - with music, art and food intact 15th July 2020

Notting Hill Carnival has unveiled plans to take celebrations online as the country continues to recover from the coronavirus.