The former chancellor worked as the editor of the London newspaper for more than three years.
The signs on the street immortalised in a Beatles song in 1967 were attacked overnight.
The centre says it could stay closed until April 2021 due to social distancing rules.
BBC Click's Jen Copestake looks at some of the best of the week's technology news stories.
The Sun says its article, and headline "I slapped JK and I'm not sorry", weren't meant to glorify abuse.
The soap will run out of episodes after next week, but return with 20-minute ones later in the year.
The Duchess of Cornwall says she was "blown away" by entries as the contest names its final winners.
Author Bernardine Evaristo becomes the first black British woman to top the UK paperback fiction chart.
The US star also said he would quit Atlantic Records, in a tweet he later deleted.
The TV presenter said Leigh Francis's depiction was so "over the top" she "felt sick" when they met.