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Duwayne Brooks was there when five or six people attacked and killed Lawrence in south-east London in April 1993.

The Government, then led by Theresa May, first pledged to ban conversion practices in July 2018.

It comes as doctors prepare to stage strikes later this month.

The veteran SNP MP spoke to Holyrood magazine on his party’s approach to Scottish independence.

Major therapy professional bodies in the UK have spoken out against conversion therapy as unethical and potentially harmful.

A saddle and photographs are also among the 126 pieces to be sold in an online auction by Cheffins in Cambridge from July 5.

The British Medical Association chair has warned that the health service is ‘shrinking’, despite increasing need for it.

The unprecedented strikes have caused upheaval across the NHS.

The UK’s largest funeral provider plans to introduce the practice called resomation to the UK later this year.

A wide variety of stories feature in Sunday’s papers.

The symbol has become politically charged in the US, where it has been used by counterprotesters at Black Lives Matter marches.

The move has been condemned by some industry experts.

The former prime minister is set to launch a new taskforce of economists aimed at finding solutions to sluggish growth in the West.

The analysis was published just days after the NHS workforce plan was revealed.

Victor Lee, from Ealing, was found in the water under Scrubs Lane, near Willesden Junction, at around 5.45pm last Sunday.

A ‘right-wing, illiberal faction’ has taken over Labour and is engaging in a ‘witch-hunt’, Jon Cruddas has claimed.

Mr Musk took over Twitter in October.

Labour’s Jess Phillips has been accused of ‘racist and bullying behaviour’, after getting into a row on social media with Katharine Birbalsingh.

Chris Cameron was nearly swept away as a fearsome storm damaged his shelter on the Atlantic outcrop.

The amendments seek to close a legal loophole over the use of internment during the Troubles.