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Masks could return to classrooms in England to stem spread of coronavirus
The comments have been made by the Education Secretary, Nadhim Zahawi.
Saudi led takeover of Newcastle approved by Premier League
The Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle has been approved, the Premier League has announced..
Adele says her weight loss was caused by anxiety
Adele has told Vogue that her recent weight loss was caused by anxiety as she featured on the cover of both the UK and US editions of the magazine..
South Africa Thailand and Mexico among 47 countries being cut from red list
A total of 47 countries including South Africa, Mexico and Thailand will be removed from England’s red list on Monday, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced..
The Queen to launch baton relay for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
The Queen’s Baton Relay for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games will be launched by the head of state from Buckingham Palace..
Energy bills forecast to rise by 30 in 2022
Britons could see their energy bills rise by 30% next year, analysts have said..
Jesse Lingard targets World Cup finals to make up for Euro 2020 disappointment
Jesse Lingard insists missing out on a place at Euro 2020 is driving him to earn a spot in Gareth Southgate’s England squad at the World Cup..
Warning of bumper council tax rises to meet Government promises
The stark warning comes in a pre-released chapter of the IFS green budget, the rest of which will be launched closer to the planned Budget and spending review later this year..
Daniel Craig honoured with star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Daniel Craig joked it would be an “absolute honour to be walked all over in Hollywood” as his Walk Of Fame star was unveiled..
Tyson Fury calls Deontay Wilder weak as argument erupts at press conference
Tyson Fury labelled Deontay Wilder “weak” before a blazing argument erupted between the heavyweights at their final pre-fight press conference, leading to a traditional staredown being scrapped..
Paralympians feature on mock second class stamps to highlight inequality
A charity has created a set of mock second-class stamps using illustrations of six Paralympians with cerebral palsy to highlight inequality suffered by people with the condition..
Johnson to announce he has guts to fix UKs problems as benefits cut bites
The Prime Minister will declare he has the “guts” to reshape the British economy and solve major domestic problems on the same day as his administration was criticised for cutting the incomes of millions receiving benefits..
England under fire from cricketing greats Ian Botham and Michael Holding
England have come under fire from two cricketing greats with Ian Botham suggesting some players “don’t fancy the ultimate test” of this winter’s Ashes while Michael Holding claimed “Western arrogance” led to the decision to pull out of the tour of Pakistan..
Nicki Minaj celebrates sons first birthday
Nicki Minaj put the controversy over her Covid vaccine comments to one side while celebrating her son’s first birthday..
Almost one in 10 Britons will have diabetes by 2030
Diabetes UK say that the condition could affect 5.5 million people.
Lights in the darkness at Eastbourne vigil for murdered school teacher Sabina Nessa
An emotional vigil honouring school teacher Sabina Nessa has been held in Eastbourne, the seaside town where the man suspected of her murder was arrested last month..
Celtic FC faces group legal action over historical sex abuse at boys club
Survivors of historical abuse at Celtic Boys Club are joining together to launch group legal action for damages against Celtic FC..
Heavy rain moving northwards following flash floods in London
Heavy rain is set to hit northern areas of England on Tuesday following flash flooding in the south overnight..
Experts outline top tips for good mental health and warn against miracle cures
Leading experts have come up with a list of ways to stay mentally well.
Stamps mark 150th anniversary of Rugby Football Union formation
They features images from tournaments including the Rugby Union World Cup, and the Five, latterly, the Six Nations Championship.





















