Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam is leaving his post as England's deputy chief medical officer, Sajid Javid has confirmed.
The Bat Out Of Hell singer’s death was described as ‘our loss, Heaven’s gain’.
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.
Christian Wakeford said ex-education secretary warned funding for new local school could be pulled if he voted against the Government.
A consultation has been launched after visitors complained that a local street was offensive.
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain on Saturday accused the Kremlin of seeking to install a pro-Russian leader in Ukraine, and said Russian intelligence officers had been in contact with a number of former Ukrainian politicians as part of plans for an invasion. The British foreign ministry declined to provide evidence to back its accusations, which came at a time of high tensions between Russia and the West over Russia's massing of troops near its border with Ukraine. Moscow has insisted it has no plans to invade.
Worker conditions in the spotlight after Tiktok clip goes viral
Former counter-terrorism inspector Neil Corbel, 40, has been jailed
Pensioners are fuelling a sharp rise in the prison population as longer sentences and historic sex offences push numbers to a record high, according to a study.
TotalEnergies, one of the world's largest energy conglomerates, says it is stopping its operations in Myanmar, citing "worsening" human rights abuses since last year's coup. The announcement, on Friday, was quickly followed by a similar promise from US energy giant Chevron. The firm has faced pressure to cut financial links with the junta since the army seized power from a civilian government in February 2021."The situation, in terms of human rights and more generally the rule of law, which have
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A south London business owner has been fined more than £8,500 after selling a skin lightening cream which could cause severe burns. Adetola Amao, the owner of New Hair London in Woolwich, was fined a total of £8,515.50 by Bexley Magistrates’ Court after she sold the illegal skin lightening cream to an undercover trading standards officer in the midst of lockdown. The sting, which took place on February 18 last year, then led to 105 cosmetic products being seized from the shop a week later.
‘I’ve never seen someone thoroughly enjoy their profession as much as him’
Food banks are experiencing a critical shortage of volunteers as the omicron variant frightens people away from group activities
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Robobunny narrowly made in through to the next week.
The area in North Ayrshire is under consideration as the UK’s Atomic Energy Authority looks to build a new style of power plant.
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Greggs worker exposes rubbish bags full of 'wasted food'
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Revelations that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his staff partied while Britain was in a coronavirus lockdown have provoked public outrage and led some members of his Conservative Party to consider ousting their leader
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