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Protesters involved in a sit-down demonstration are driven back by police in Bristol.

Allegations of sex attacks at schools in London are being investigated by the Met Police.

Matty Taylor scores the winner as Oxford United come from behind to beat Lincoln City in League One.

Planning chiefs reject extending Southampton Airport's runway after a gruelling two-day debate.

Newcastle University's Dr Jo Smith Finley is sanctioned by the Chinese government along with MPs.

Brian May and Anita Dobson give evidence in the trial of their driver, who faces sex abuse charges.

Cole Kershaw, 18, was fatally wounded in Bury and died later in hospital.

A vote of no confidence is being considered over plans to cut the budget for special education.

John Wilcock, inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore, hopes to do 90 laps of a courtyard for charity.

The school said some work which would be used to calculate students' grades had been lost.

The club says its plans for a 52,000-capacity stadium have been approved by the secretary of state.

More than 40 people have been blocked from using the scheme in Newcastle.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford and Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka are ruled out of England's World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Poland.

Max Woosey, 11, is inviting children around the world to join him in a camp-out on Saturday night.

Stephen Watson says "rapid improvement is possible" as he is appointed GMP chief constable.