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The brother of Moors Murders victim Keith Bennett has spoken of his 'anger and pain' in an increasingly bitter row with an author who sparked a new police dig for the child's remains.

Stirling’s MP has called for the Conservatives to “get rid” of the Prime Minister as he faces mounting pressure over accusations that staff at Downing Street staged a Christmas party last year – whilst the rest of the nation was in lockdown.

Boris Johnson has been told to resign today after leaked footage emerged to show Downing Street staff joking about a Christmas party they later denied took place.

Piers Morgan joins millions of angry folk who have slammed Boris Johnson and the Conservatives over the Christmas party scandal last year.The 56-year-old former Good Morning Britain star branded the Prime Minister and Torrie's behaviour as "absolutely shameful" as leak footage of a press rehearsal circulated on Wednesday.In the footage that is obtained by ITV News, Boris Johnson's former press secretary Allegra Stratton can be seen having a good giggle while answering questions at a mock conference on December 22, 2020.At the time, Ms Stratton was quizzed over rumours of a Conservative jolly-up that was suspected to have taken place on the previous Friday.During the discussion, Ed Oldfield, a special adviser to Mr Johnson asked: "I've just

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ITV News, sister Georgia said: "We saw the crocodile and we tried to swim to safety but unfortunately my sister didn’t escape that - so it took her under.

coronavirus outbreak. But the health secretary said that people will soon be able to start visiting relatives in care homes in England again.Mr Hancock said the government would be setting out details "in the next few days" of how Covid-secure visits can take place.In an interview with ITV News, Mr Hancock indicated changes will be made.

The Chancellor will make an announcement on Tuesday about the current furlough scheme after revealing that it is to be 'wound down'.

The government's furlough scheme designed to help employers and employees during the coronavrius pandemic is 'to be wound down'.

A nurse who died after contracting Covid-19 was "doing what she loved, working for the NHS and caring for those in need", her family has said.

A second person has died in the UK after contracting coronavirus, the health secretary has confirmed.

George Floyd.The footage shows Millard Scott tumbling downstairs after an officer is heard to warn: "Police officer with a Taser. Stay where you are."As officers ask if he is OK and tell him to keep still, a distressed woman can be heard saying: "They've Tasered him."Speaking to ITV News, Mr Scott said he believed he would not have been Tasered if he were white."I'm lucky to be alive," he said."The only people who have invaded our space are the Metropolitan Police.