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First case of moneypox recorded in Scotland
First case of moneypox recorded in Scotland
Scotland has confirmed its first case of monkeypox as the disease continues to spread across the UK. The infected patient is receiving care and treatment ‘appropriate to their condition’ and contact tracing is underway, Scottish health bosses said. A total of 20 cases have been identified south of the border...
23.05.2022
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“UK should put clocks forward extra hour to save on energy bills”
“UK should put clocks forward extra hour to save on energy bills”
TORY ministers are being urged to put British clocks forward an extra hour to help alleviate the pressures caused by the cost of living crisis. The Liberal Democrat peer John Lee said moving to Central European Time would help reduce household bills as it would maximise daylight in the evenings....
21.04.2022
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‘More people are worried about money than catching coronavirus’
‘More people are worried about money than catching coronavirus’
ALMOST four in 10 people (38%) are worried about their finances up from 32% in January and the highest level since the start of the pandemic, according to researchers at University College London (UCL). This compares to 33% who are concerned about getting Covid-19, down from 40% in January, the...
20.04.2022
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London named the 4th Best City for Students in the UK
London named the 4th Best City for Students in the UK
CITIES across the UK were ranked according to; affordability, education quality, availability and frequency of public transportation, range of dining options at different price points, social life and universities with the highest employment rate. London was named The 4th Best City for Students in the UK for 2022 after Edinburgh in...
20.04.2022
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Court issued an order to extradite Assange
Court issued an order to extradite Assange
JULIAN Assange’s extradition to the US has moved a step closer after a court order. Westminster Magistrates’ Court has formally issued an order to extradite the WikiLeaks founder after years of legal toing and froing. Home Secretary Priti Patel will need to approve the order, although defence lawyers may yet...
20.04.2022
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ONS: Long Covid cases reach 1.7 million
ONS: Long Covid cases reach 1.7 million
The number of people in the UK suspected to be living with long Covid has risen to 1.7 million in a new record high, the latest data show. Estimates from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest that, as of 5 March, nearly 3 per cent of the population were...
19.04.2022
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Good Friday set to be ‘warmest day of the year’
Good Friday set to be ‘warmest day of the year’
Brits can look forward to the “warmest day of the year so far” tomorrow as a “warm southerly airflow” lifts temperatures on Good Friday in time for the Easter bank holiday. With temperatures reaching up to 22C in the southeast, Friday’s weather will beat March’s hot spell according to the Met Office. Richard...
14.04.2022
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PM defends Rwanda plan as ‘the morally right thing to do’
PM defends Rwanda plan as ‘the morally right thing to do’
Boris Johnson has defended his plan to send migrants arriving illegally in the UK thousands of miles away to Rwanda as “the morally right thing to do”. The policy is part of the prime minister’s plan to tackle the problem of dangerous Channel crossings by migrants in small boats –...
14.04.2022
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Covid infections show signs of plateauing in UK
Covid infections show signs of plateauing in UK
The number of people infected with Covid in the UK is showing signs of plateauing, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggests. Nearly 4.9 million people would test positive, which is about 25,000 lower than last week’s record high. Infections appear to be falling in Scotland, which has...
11.04.2022
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Güner Gümüş: “The new law offers freedom to couples”
Güner Gümüş: “The new law offers freedom to couples”
THE launch of no-fault divorces for England and Wales comes after years of campaigning by family lawyers.  Under the old rules in England and Wales, anyone who wanted to split swiftly had to accuse their partner in a divorce petition of desertion, adultery or unreasonable behaviour. If not, they had...
07.04.2022
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House price growth at 17-year high, says Nationwide
House price growth at 17-year high, says Nationwide
HOUSE prices grew at the fastest annual pace for more than 17 years in March despite the cost of living crisis, according to Nationwide. Annual growth in house prices hit 14.3% in February, the mortgage lender said, the strongest pace since November 2004. The cost of a typical UK home...
06.04.2022
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National Insurance rise starts to hit pay packets
National Insurance rise starts to hit pay packets
EMPLOYEES, businesses and the self-employed will pay an extra 1.25p in the pound. The government says it will spend it on health and social care. Opposition MPs said it exacerbated cost of living pressures, but mitigation will be introduced in July. Experts are urging people to check their status as...
06.04.2022
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Cocaine worth £302m found in Southampton is ‘largest in UK’
Cocaine worth £302m found in Southampton is ‘largest in UK’
A “monumental seizure” of cocaine found in a shipment of bananas has been called the UK’s biggest since 2015. The drug, with a potential street value of £302m, was found within five pallets of bananas at Southampton docks on 17 March. Home Secretary Priti Patel said it was the “largest...
05.04.2022
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Can Arslan found guilty of murdering neighbour
Can Arslan found guilty of murdering neighbour
Can Arslan, who stabbed his neighbour Matthew Boorman to death, has been found guilty of murder. Arslan, 52, attacked Matthrew Boorman a father-of-three with a knife, stabbing him 27 times on his front lawn in Walton Cardiff, Gloucestershire, in October. His trial heard that Arslan ambushed his victim after a...
05.04.2022
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Slug pellets banned in the UK
Slug pellets banned in the UK
Slug pellets were previously the go-to method for many people hoping to rid gardens of the pests. Following guidance from the UK Expert Committee on Pesticides and the Health and Safety Executive, Methaldehyde pellets will no longer be sold to control garden pests. Alongside their removal from shop shelves, the...
02.04.2022
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Queen joined royals as Duke of Edinburgh remembered
Queen joined royals as Duke of Edinburgh remembered
The Queen joined members of the royal family as she remembered her husband of 73 years, the Duke of Edinburgh, in a poignant service at Westminster Abbey. The monarch, 95, dressed in dark green in a touching subtle tribute to Prince Philip, whose livery colour was Edinburgh Green. On entering and leaving the...
29.03.2022
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Temperatures set to drop below freeze as cold weather to hit UK
Temperatures set to drop below freeze as cold weather to hit UK
The UK could see snowfall this week with temperatures set to drop dramatically in the coming days, forecasters have said. After enjoying warmer weather and experiencing the hottest day of the year so far in March, the country will become colder, cloudier from Monday. The daytime will see temperatures halve...
28.03.2022
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Woman who ‘slapped passengers’ on Antalya-Machester flight banned for life and fined £5,000
Woman who ‘slapped passengers’ on Antalya-Machester flight banned for life and fined £5,000
A disorderly passenger who tried to open a plane door mid-flight and allegedly slapped fellow flyers has been banned for life by Jet2. The airline has also fined Catherine Bush £5,000 for her tirade, during which she was filmed shouting in the faces of staff trying to calm her down....
24.03.2022
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