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Institutions must ensure students have social experiences and ‘one-on-one connections’ with academics, a global expert said.

Research from the BBFC suggests children are regularly deciding on what content to watch without input from their parents.

Alex Salmond has offered to go to court to help obtain the documents, sought by MSPs probing the government’s handling of complaints against him.

Fewer than 10 crew members of HMS Queen Elizabeth have tested positive.

A farm in Scotland is opening up its pumpkin fields to visitors.

The comment by Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis sparked fury, including from some Tory MPs.

Tens of thousands of jobs have been lost this year.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Covid-19 ‘remains a threat’ as he imposed further restrictions in Bolton.

Permanent Secretary Leslie Evans said a text she sent when the Scottish Government lost a legal challenge against him was ‘misinterpreted’.

The video-sharing app has said it will ban users that repeatedly try to share the footage on its platform.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct said Cleveland Police Chief Constable Richard Lewis had referred himself to the watchdog.

Tulip Siddiq said she had spoken with Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe following reports she was facing a new charge.

The NI Secretary said there were ‘clear precedents’ for countries which need to consider their international obligations.

He told a select committee that ‘we really can’t go on much more’.

The Telegraph reported Mr Johnson had said the president was living up to his campaign slogan to ‘make America great again’.

John Atkinson’s treatment was highlighted as the response of the emergency services came under the spotlight on the second day of the inquiry.

A look at the measures imposed around the UK.

The Stormont minister will not bring a legislative consent motion on the Government’s Trade Bill before the Assembly until uncertainty is addressed.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced 176 positive cases have been recorded in the last 24 hours.

Sterling fell 1.6% to just over 1.30 US dollars, hitting the lowest level for nearly a month.