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Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were stabbed by Usman Khan less than a year after he left prison.

A murder investigation has been launched by police, who are yet to make any arrests.

The release of a review of the case was held up after the Home Office cited national security issues.

Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were both killed by Usman Khan in London in November 2019.

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An independent primary school in south-east London has closed due to an outbreak of coronavirus.

Oakfield Prep School in Dulwich began sending pupils home on Wednesday after eight Year 6 pupils and two teachers tested positive for coronavirus.

Half of the school, which sits across two separate sites, remained open until Thursday afternoon but has since closed.

The school will re-open on 7 June, following the half-term break.

The Department for Health, Lambeth Council and Public Health England have all been informed.

Deborah Leek-Bailey, Head of Independent Schools at the Education Development Trust which runs Oakfield Prep, said she was "proud of the way" the school had handled the pandemic.

She said: "It is clear to see that they constantly place the needs of the pupils at the core of their decision making. Pupil and staff safety is paramount."

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A man has been shot dead in a north London street.

Emergency services had been called to the junction between Turnpike Lane and Willoughby Road in Hornsey shortly after 01:00 over reports of a firearm being shot.

The man, aged in his 20s, was found with a gunshot wound and despite the efforts of paramedics was pronounced dead at the scene at 01:55.

The Met said his next of kin have been informed.

No arrests have been made and crime scene remains in place in the area.