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Long delays on M25 after lorry smashes through bridge barrier

Apr 07, 2021

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‘Unusual blood clots’ should be listed as ‘very rare’ side effect of Oxford vaccine, EU regulator says

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Apr 07, 2021

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‘A course correction’: Britons aged 18-29 to be offered alternative to Oxford jab

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Apr 07, 2021

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Williamson backs schools who ban mobiles – but comes under fire over ‘undisciplined’ pupils claim

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Apr 07, 2021

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Queen opening Buckingham Palace garden for picnics this summer

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Apr 07, 2021

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HSBC could move more than 1,200 staff to permanent work-from-home contracts

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Apr 07, 2021

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Does the AstraZeneca vaccine still pass the risk-benefit analysis for young people?

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Apr 07, 2021

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PM could face struggle as Labour and SNP withold support for ‘confusing’ COVID passports plan

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Apr 07, 2021

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Record label changes its name to avoid links to Armenian genocide

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Apr 07, 2021

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Oxford jab blood clot concerns: MHRA and JCVI to hold news conference at 3pm

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Apr 07, 2021

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Ursula von der Leyen snubbed in awkward chair situation at meeting with Turkish president

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Apr 07, 2021

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‘COVID breach’ kayaker from England stuck on Scottish island without paddle is rescued

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Apr 07, 2021

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Kim Jong Un says North Korea is facing its ‘worst-ever situation’

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Apr 07, 2021

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NYC doormen fired for failing to intervene in attack on Asian-American woman

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Apr 07, 2021

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Hundreds allowed home after toxic flash flood fears at former phosphate plant site

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Apr 07, 2021

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Long delays on M25 after lorry smashes through bridge barrier

‘Unusual blood clots’ should be listed as ‘very rare’ side effect of Oxford vaccine, EU regulator says

‘A course correction’: Britons aged 18-29 to be offered alternative to Oxford jab

Williamson backs schools who ban mobiles – but comes under fire over ‘undisciplined’ pupils claim

Queen opening Buckingham Palace garden for picnics this summer

HSBC could move more than 1,200 staff to permanent work-from-home contracts

Does the AstraZeneca vaccine still pass the risk-benefit analysis for young people?

PM could face struggle as Labour and SNP withold support for ‘confusing’ COVID passports plan

Record label changes its name to avoid links to Armenian genocide

Oxford jab blood clot concerns: MHRA and JCVI to hold news conference at 3pm

Ursula von der Leyen snubbed in awkward chair situation at meeting with Turkish president

‘COVID breach’ kayaker from England stuck on Scottish island without paddle is rescued

Kim Jong Un says North Korea is facing its ‘worst-ever situation’

NYC doormen fired for failing to intervene in attack on Asian-American woman

Hundreds allowed home after toxic flash flood fears at former phosphate plant site

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