The statue of Edward Colston was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol.
No arrests have been made.
Demonstrators toppled a statue of a slave trader in Bristol and clashed with police in London.
The Department of Justice has reportedly submitted a mutual legal assistance (MLA) request to the Home Office.
Anti-racism demonstrations were held right throughout the UK.
The ongoing anti-racism protests dominate Monday’s papers.
Those shielding are permitted to spend time outside, while weddings with ten people can take place and outdoor retailers may open.
PCP Capital Partners, a private equity firm run by Amanda Staveley, is suing the bank over 2008 deal and wants £1.6 billion damages
The plans have been met with strong criticism from opposition parties and some Conservative MPs – as well as the travel industry.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the demonstrations had been ‘subverted by thuggery’ following clashes between some protesters and police.
The man was found dead at Clive Barracks in Ternhill on Sunday morning.
Chief executive John Holland-Kaye said he would have to make the decision ‘within the next couple of weeks’.
Campaigners have expressed anger at the commemoration of a figure prominently involved in Britain’s slave-trade past.
On Sunday around 10,000 people took part in the Black Lives Matter demonstration
A crowd which had joined a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol tore down the statue of Edward Colston.
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said the failure to deliver the victims payment scheme is ‘inexcusable’.
The mayors issued a joint statement after data suggested the reproductive rate of Covid-19 was around one in the north west of England.
