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Professor Clifford Stott is a member of the Government's Sage group

Government 'far too slow' at communicating with key stakeholders during Covid-19 crisis

Cecil Rhodes statue stands at the front facade of the Oriel College in Oxford during the protest

Dozens of statues could fall over slavery links as review announced

Wretch 32 shared the video to his social media account

Rapper Wretch 32 shares video of father being tasered by police

NHS waiting lists could reach 10 million people by the end of the year

Health bosses warn NHS waiting list could reach 10 million people by end of year

Local lockdowns could cause problems, he warned

Coronavirus: Government advisor warns riots could break out this summer

Zoos can reopen from 15th July

Boris Johnson to announce reopening of zoos in latest lockdown easing

David Walliams and Matt Lucas's comedy first aired in 2003

Little Britain removed from streaming services amid blackface criticism

The statue of a slave owner has been brought down in east London

Statue of slave owner Robert Milligan brought down in east London

Footage has been posted online of people shouting at protestors.

Black Lives Matter protesters told "go back to Africa" at Hertfordshire demonstration

Councillor Richard Eddy has described Edward Colston as a "hero"

Edward Colston: Tory councillor calls slave trader a 'hero' after Bristol statue toppling

Pubs are unlikely to be open 'until July'

Pubs in England will not open until July 'at the earliest'

The statue of Edward Colston was torn down from its plinth in Bristol

Colston, Clive, Rhodes and Picton - the statues under fire for their troubled pasts

Business Secretary Alok Sharma is hosting today's briefing

Watch LIVE: The government's coronavirus press briefing

Footage has been posted online of people shouting at protestors

Black Lives Matter protesters told "go back to Africa" at Hertfordshire demonstration

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Banksy suggests what to do with the toppled Edward Colston statue

The group have advised the government completely overhaul the system

Test and Trace 'not fit for purpose' says Independent SAGE group

McDonald's is slowly starting to get back to normal

McDonalds confirms plans to bring breakfast items back and open walk-in restaurants

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson was speaking in the Commons on Tuesday

Government scraps plans to get all primary school children back before summer