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More than 250 Scout leaders have been convicted of child sexual abuse
More than 250 Scout leaders have been convicted of child sexual abuse in the UK and Ireland, new analysis has…
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UK weather: London floods as Met Office issue amber warning
Thunderstorms bringing lightning and torrential rain to the south are set to continue until Monday, forecasters have said. The Met…
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Tommy Robinson ordered to pay £100,000 to Syrian refugee after losing libel case
Tommy Robinson has lost a libel case brought against him by a Syrian schoolboy who was filmed being attacked at…
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Keir Starmer told to self isolate after his child tests positive for Covid
“This lunchtime, one of my children tested positive for Covid,” Sir Keir wrote in a post on social media on…
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NHS Pay: Government accepts recommendation and gives 3pc rise
NHS staff including nurses and hospital consultants in England will receive a three per cent pay rise after the government…
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Woman who shielded for nine months killed by lorry on first day out
A woman who shielded for nine months was killed on her first day out after being hit by a lorry…
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Difficulty hearing speech in busy environments could be an early sign of dementia
People who go out for a meal at a bustling restaurant but are unable to hear what their friends are…
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Liverpool loses its World Heritage status owing to new Everton FC stadium
“I’ll now be seeking to draw together all the UK heritage bodies in a round table to plan a positive…
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Nadine Dorries: Pregnant women not prioritised for vaccines because of male-dominated JCVI
Pregnant women have not been prioritised for Covid-19 jabs because male-dominated scientific committees are calling the shots, a health minister…
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Vaccine passports will have ‘serious’ impact on hospitality and young, SNP warned
SNP ministers have been urged to rule out implementing domestic Covid passports amid warnings over the “serious” impact they would…
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