Shadow cabinet minister Peter Kyle says the government is “obsessed with just having confected cultural bust-ups at the expense of helping the people who need it the most”. The shadow Northern Ireland secretary was reacting to Tuesday’s Queen’s Speech which he says did not focus enough on the cost-of-living crisis.
Researchers examined the impact of BMI in early to mid-adulthood on survival rates for breast and bowel cancer.
Celebrities including Taylor Swift, Amy Schumer and Chris Evans called for an end to violence and criticised the US government.
With the publication of Sue Gray's 37-page report into partygate, complete with nine pictures of Boris Johnson taken at two events in Number 10, the Prime Minister, his aides and Tory MPs will spend the day dealing with the fallout from the direct criticisms of Mr Johnson it contains, and wargaming the possible outcomes.
The windfall tax on oil and gas giants being prepared by the Treasury could be spent partly on bigger benefits payments for more than five million of the poorest Britons.
The ban on poultry gatherings will also end on June 1, 2022.
Boris Bondarev issues public statement saying: ‘Never have I been so ashamed of my country’
LONDON (Reuters) -A failure of leadership at British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street office was to a blame for a culture that led to illegal parties being held during coronavirus lockdowns, a report by a senior civil servant said on Wednesday. The report by senior official Sue Gray was commissioned by Johnson after revelations of alcohol-fuelled parties at Downing Street when social mixing was all but banned under stringent laws his government had made to curb the spread of COVID-19. Gray's interim findings were published in January, but most details were withheld until the end of a separate police inquiry, which concluded last week with 126 fines handed out.
Rappers Young Thug and Gunna remain jailed on racketeering charges in Atlanta following a court hearing in the wide-ranging gang case
A South London bakery has been blasted after a council inspector found mouldy stew in a chiller.
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The virus, usually found in West and Central Africa, has caused a spike in cases around the world recently.
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LONDON (Reuters) -Sterling slipped to a session low against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday after the release of a report by a senior civil servant into lockdown breaches at British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street office. A failure of leadership was to blame for a culture that led to illegal parties being held during coronavirus lockdowns, the report by senior official Sue Gray said. Sterling was down 0.4% to a session low of $1.24855.
Ms Sturgeon has served seven years, six months and five days in the top job.
Another 36 monkeypox cases have been detected in the UK, taking the total to 56. Health officials said that although the outbreak is "significant and concerning", the risk to the UK population remains low. It comes as experts on the continent warned there is a risk the rare virus could be passed from humans to pets and then wildlife, and it may become endemic in Europe.
It was the UK’s largest audience for the final in more than a decade.
Expanding insurance brokerage Kelvin Smith has promoted two long-standing employees to director level in recognition of the part they have played in the company’s growth.
Police are appealing to find a missing Hampshire man.
A DOG that chases 20 swans at a Southampton beauty spot has sparked concerns over the safety of birds.
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