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Herd immunity could have saved more lives than lockdown, study suggests

'Woke' culture sets back progress by assuming all minorities are victims, academic warns

Prince George 'so sad' about extinction we had to turn Attenborough off, says William

Serving police worker appears in court on explosives charge after bomb disposal team deployed to evacuate street

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Use our interactive tool to see whether cases are on the rise in your area

Watch: How the Queen's conduct during the Covid-19 pandemic restored faith in the monarchy

The Telegraph's Camilla Tominey looks at how the Queen has managed to be a stabilising force for the UK in a time of uncertainty

Royal Navy marks return to Carrier Strike Operations alongside US and Dutch allies

The first operational deployment of the HMS Queen Elizabeth-led group is still scheduled for 2021

An earlier universe existed before the Big Bang, and can still be observed today, says Nobel winner

Sir Roger Penrose: 'The Big Bang was not the beginning. There was something before, and that something is what we will have in our future'

Rule of six explained: What the new Covid restrictions mean for indoor sport, weddings and more

Your guide to the Government's tough new measures to combat the sharp rise in coronavirus infection rates

Serving police worker appears in court on explosives charge after bomb disposal team deployed to evacuate street

Ms Watts has been suspended by the force pending the outcome of criminal proceedings and an investigation

Prince George 'so sad' about extinction we had to turn Attenborough off, says William

The Duke of Cambridge says he 'struggles' to keep optimism about saving the planet going with George, Charlotte and Louis

Vast majority infected with coronavirus are asymptomatic when tested, study finds

UCL scientist find 86 per cent did not have a cough, temperature of loss of taste or smell - 77 per cent of those tested showed no symptoms

Fewer than two per cent of disability hate crimes result in a criminal charge, as charities call for issue to be taken more seriously

Nearly half of the reports involved an act of violence against a disabled person, including assault and harassment

'Untouchable' county lines dealers claiming slavery to escape justice

Rising tide of violence as police and prosecutors fail to investigate youths' defence of trafficking, report warns

Narrow your eyes and 'cat smile' if you want more feline affection

Researchers found kitties were more likely to slow blink at their owners after their owners had slow blinked at them

Maureen Lipman to be made a dame in Queen's birthday honours

Damehood part of a 'bumper' list that will also feature medical staff, volunteers and key workers involved in response to pandemic