A choir brought some festive vibes to Trafalgar Square on Wednesday, singing cheerful Christmas carols. The footage filmed on December 21 shows the PopChoir singing "Do You Hear What I hear", "Let It Snow!" and "Frosty the Snowman" next to the Christmas tree on London's most iconic square.
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Death rates from Covid fell significantly in December while the Government was deciding whether to bring in new restrictions, the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed.
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Unpublished executive order, obtained by Politico, among documents provided to January 6 panel after court ruling
Almost five years on from the deadly Grenfell Tower fire, work has not been finished on 40% of buildings with the same type of cladding.
A consultation has been launched after visitors complained that a local street was offensive.
Government has asked pet owners to hand over all hamsters purchased in last four weeks after 11 rodents tested positive for Covid-19
The Bat Out Of Hell singer’s death was described as ‘our loss, Heaven’s gain’.
CNBC reports sales of previously-owned homes fell by 4.6% in December. According to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), December sales in total were down 7.1% year over year.
Russia's parliament will hold consultations next week on an idea to appeal to President Vladimir Putin to recognise two pro-Russian breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine as independent states, the chamber's speaker said on Friday. Vyacheslav Volodin, the speaker of the State Duma, the lower house of parliament, made the announcement ahead of talks in Geneva on Friday between Russia's top diplomat and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to discuss soaring tensions over Ukraine. A Russian troop build-up near Ukraine has stirred worries among Western countries that a war could break out between the former Soviet neighbours, whose ties have been fraught since the annexation of Crimea by Moscow and the start of a Russia-backed insurgency in eastern Ukraine in 2014.
Police were called to the scene after a “large-scale” disturbance broke out outside King Henry School shortly before 4.15pm on Thursday. A 15-year-old boy was reportedly hit with a baseball bat after a group of males got out of a car and chased him down Bexley Road. Another student, who was also 15, was hit by a car which mounted the pavement on Avenue Road.
The Hong Kong government is scrambling to cull about 2,000 small mammals -- mostly hamsters -- under its "zero-Covid" strategy
Gardai are investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death.
Weber said it was ‘unaware’ of the news of the US rock star’s death when the recipe was sent out.
‘Vaccinations work, I encourage people to have them’: the army veteran helping his community to get boosted. Nigel Jones, an emergency medical technician, has spent 41 years working for the army and the emergency services. Here, he explains why what he saw during the pandemic prompted him, along with other military veterans, to lend his skills to the Covid-19 vaccination effort
Travel tests have virtually no effect in preventing the spread of Covid variants from abroad unless restrictions are introduced within a day of the strain first being imported to the UK, according to a scientific analysis.
Inflation figures ‘skew’ reality of cost of living crisis, says food writer
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