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06:28 EDT, 6 January 2021 984 shares The heartbroken family of a 13-year-old boy stabbed to death in a countryside park has spoken of his 'terrifying' final few moments desperately trying to get home.  Olly Stephens was killed at the beauty spot near his home in Emmer Green in Reading, Berkshire, on Sunday. Police are investigating whether the teenager, who had autism, was killed with a Samurai sword following reports circulating on social media.  Officers have arrested a girl and four boys aged 13 and 14 on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. Olly's parents, Amanda and Stewart, an...

GCSE and A-level pupils face having grades decided by their teachers again this summer after new lockdown But Government dodged an outright ban on BTECs saying 'schools/colleges can choose to offer exams' Children due to sit them from as early as today - some told MailOnline their exams even brought FORWARD Gavin Williamson will face the Commons today after losing his battle with teachers to keep schools open  Has your child been left in BTEC limbo or had their GCSEs or A-levels cancelled? Email martin.robinson@mailonline.co.uk 

On September 21, the UK government’s Science Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) published a document calling for a national circuit-breaker lockdown to curb the steadily increasing cases of COVID. The Sage scientists warned that “not acting now to reduce cases will result in a very large epidemic with catastrophic consequences in terms of direct COVID-related deaths and the ability of the health service to meet needs”. Instead of heeding the warnings of their own scientists, the government instead solicited the fringe views of “experts” who advocated for controlling the effects o...

Masked cops handcuff protesters and arrest OAP, 94, in new Covid crackdown Updated: 7 Jan 2021, 1:30 MASKED cops have handcuffed anti-Covid lockdown protesters in London today in dramatic scenes. Police detained 21 protesters at an anti-lockdown rally in Parliament Square in the capital this afternoon. 16 16 16 16 16 16 An unmasked protester is detained by police as the new restrictions came into forceCredit: AFP or licensors 16 Crowds of officers arrested anti-lockdown protesters Credit: 2021 Mark Thomas / i-Images Another seven people were hauled away from a demonstration outside Julian Ass...

Advertisement Police enforcing the lockdown laws will fine people the first time they are caught not wearing face coverings or being outside without a suitable reason. Scotland Yard revealed officers will be told to stop civilians in the street and quiz them on why they are not shut away in their homes. Anyone who cannot give a lawful excuse will be fined up to £6,400 and those caught without face coverings in necessary areas will also be slapped with an on the spot penalty notice. Police chiefs are dishing out new instructions to officers in England and Wales to fine people more quickly whe...