<p>Follow all the latest developments</p> Via: Brexit news – live: Justice secretary could resign if Boris Johnson’s bill breaks law in ‘unacceptable way’
The Government’s ‘world beating’ testing system is said to be ‘in chaos,’ as it struggles to reach the 375,000 daily tests capacity that had been promoted. Via: Government's 'world-beating' Covid testing system 'is in chaos with 185,000 backlog
The two deputies, a male and female officer with the Transit Services Bureau, were shot multiple times at the the Metro Blue Line station in Compton on Saturday. Via: Two Los Angeles sheriff's deputies shot in an apparent 'ambush'
<p>Follow for all the latest updates</p> Via: Coronavirus news – live: UK would soon be back in ‘hard lockdown’ without action, expert warns
<p>‘We know these are very vulnerable pockets, it’s not just in the younger people, it’s starting to appear in even more vulnerable and inevitably it’s going to be followed by hospitalisations and deaths’</p> Via: Coronavirus: UK faces 'cascade' of new infections without urgent action, government scientific adviser says
<p>‘If I see the rule of law being broken in a way I find unacceptable then of course I will go. We are not at that stage’</p> Via: Brexit: Justice secretary suggests he will quit if government breaks international law in ‘unacceptable’ way
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<p><strong>Exclusive:</strong> Former diplomatic and security officials raise alarm over ‘short-sighted tactics which will do much harm in wider world’</p> Via: Boris Johnson warned plans to break international law over Brexit could have ‘catastrophic consequences’ for UK’s reputation
Large groups of drinkers gathered at bars and restaurants in London, Nottingham, Manchester and Portsmouth this evening to take advantage of their last few hours of freedom. Via: Revellers hit the town for one last night of freedom before new 'rule of six' comes in on Monday
The BBC made a dramatic U-turn so the traditional British anthems could be performed at the Royal Albert Hall despite weeks of controversy over their inclusion. Via: Britannia rules the airwaves!