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Sunday is expected to be warm and sunny with police officers urging people not to gather in groups of more than six.

The London landmark was cleared of protesters after 5pm.

The BMA said recent coronavirus restrictions have been inadequate.

The Duchess of Sussex said the liberal judge and feminist icon has been an inspiration to her since she was a girl.

Scotland Yard said the large crowds of people are ‘putting themselves and others at risk’.

Sussex Police are seeking four boys involved in the incident in Worthing park.

Hundreds descended on Trafalgar Square.

Some 250 soldiers from Colchester-based 16 Air Assault Brigade dropped into the country.

The incident occurred between junction six and the Clacket Lane Services in the early hours of Saturday.

Sinn Fein has confirmed the Deputy First Minister and other party members will co-operate with the police probe.

The Prime Minister is considering fresh restrictions after a sharp rise in new infections.

The officer had been travelling with Dominic Raab on a visit to the US.

The number of those affected is expected to increase as ministers consider tough new coronavirus restrictions.

Saturday’s front pages are divided on whether a second wave of coronavirus infections has begun.

The Met Office forecasts a weekend of ‘largely dry, bright and fine’ weather.

Boris Johnson says the second wave of the pandemic has now reached the UK.

Ms Whately said that with the prevalence of coronavirus rising in the population and in social care, ‘now is the time to act’.

Deputy leader Angela Rayner says proposals must include a commitment to pay the real living wage to all social care workers.

Referring to France and Spain, the Prime Minister said a second wave of the virus began among younger age groups.

Travellers entering the UK have to self-isolate for 14 days unless they have visited a country on the official list of nations considered low risk.