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US President Donald Trump, 74, is showing mild symptoms of coronavirus after he and first lady Melania tested positive.

Zef Eisenberg already cheated death at the same airfield four years before the fatal smash near York.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the MP should resign after it emerged she travelled from Westminster to Glasgow after testing positive.

James Whaley, Grimsby Town’s Mighty Mariner, is raising money for a charity that helps terminally ill children.

Redbridge continues to record the highest rate in the capital, followed by Newham and Hounslow.

There have been reports that Boris Johnson is considering standing down next year following his recovery from coronavirus.

The Prime Minister also blamed a ‘fraying of discipline’ over the summer period for the recent spike in cases.

Micheal Martin pointed out the continent was already dealing with the fallout from the pandemic.

The university is among more than 50 institutions to have confirmed coronavirus cases in recent weeks, as thousands of students return to campuses.

The European Commission has warned the most ‘difficult issues’ are still to be resolved.

It follows a backlash over reports of ideas to change the system.

It is the first time the English Adaptive Surfing Open has taken place on an inland surfing lake and is being held at The Wave in Bristol

Dr Saman Mir Sacharvi, 49, and her daughter, Vian Magrio, 14, were found by police at their fire damaged home in Burnley, Lancs on Thursday

Manchester currently has the second highest rate in England, behind Burnley.

Royal Glamorgan Hospital’s health board has decided to open a field hospital next week to relocate patients who are Covid-free.

A HS2 spokesperson said the protest at Jones’ Hill Wood in Buckinghamshire turned ‘violent’ during the second day of evictions on Friday.

The veteran political journalist said working for the publicly-funded corporation allowed him to remain impartial and ‘fair’.

Northumbria University has said 770 students have tested positive for coronavirus and they are all now self-isolating.

It is believed the services had tens of thousands of illegal subscribers.

The Scottish Conservative leader will address a fringe event at the UK party conference.