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Michael Gove apologises for Governments errors during pandemic
Michael Gove has apologised to victims and bereaved families for Government errors during the pandemic as he listed what he believed were the failings, including locking down too late..
Labour vows to protect small firms from late payments and anti social behaviour
Labour will set out measures aimed at protecting small businesses from late payments and anti-social behaviour on the high street as it continues to pitch itself as the party of law and order..
GP appointments over the phone or online can put patients at risk
GP appointments over the phone or online can miss serious illnesses and put patients at risk, according to a new study..
Governments mixed messages risk stalling financial sector on net zero MPs
The Governments mixed messages on climate action risks stalling the financial sectors net zero progress, MPs warned..
UK and Greece in diplomatic row after Sunaks Elgin Marbles snub to Mitsotakis
It is a matter of regret that a diplomatic row has erupted over the Elgin Marbles, a Cabinet minister said, after Rishi Sunak snubbed Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis..
Sheffield United agree to external probe into Maddy Cusacks death say family
The family of Maddy Cusack say a thorough external investigation has been launched into the death of the Sheffield United midfielder after claiming her spirit was allowed to be broken by football..
Watchdog urges advertisers to clarify green household waste claims
The advertising watchdog has called for clarity around household waste terms such as recyclable, biodegradable and compostable after finding they were confusing and potentially misleading..
Bruno Fernandes excited for amazing atmosphere at Galatasaray
Bruno Fernandes is relishing the hostile atmosphere at Galatasaray as Manchester United look to keep their Champions League hopes alive..
EasyJet swings to annual profit but sees hit from Gaza conflict
Budget airline easyJet has revealed it swung to an annual profit after a record summer, but warned over a hit from the conflict in Gaza..
More hostages released as Israel Hamas truce extended
Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend their ceasefire for two more days past Monday, raising the prospect of further exchanges of militant-held hostages for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel and a longer halt to their deadliest and most destructive war..
18000 typically shaved off asking prices to achieve house sales Zoopla
House sellers are accepting discounts of £18,000 on average in order to agree a deal with buyers, according to a property website..
NatWest launches board game to help educate people about scams
NatWest customers will be given opportunities to play a family-friendly board game in branches, which could help educate people about scams and break taboos around family finances..
Shop price inflation eases for sixth consecutive month
Shop price inflation has eased for the sixth month in a row as retailers compete fiercely for customers ahead of Christmas, figures show..
Young people the biggest users of generative AI Ofcom study shows
Teenagers and children are far more likely than adults to have used generative AI, according to Ofcoms latest research into the UKs online habits..
No smoking gun linking mental health harm and the internet study
The internet and mobile phones may not have a blanket negative effect on wellbeing and mental health, researchers say..
Recession threat means UK firms surviving rather than innovating survey
UK firms are failing to innovate as they are focused on survival amid a bleak economic outlook and recession fears, a survey has suggested..
Government announces 16 million funding for Forest Research programme
The Government has announced £16 million of funding for the Forest Research programme looking into climate and pest resilient woodlands..
Bill to ban creation of new leasehold houses to be introduced to Parliament
Long-awaited legislation that would ban the creation of new leasehold houses in England and Wales will be introduced to Parliament later..
Fall in GP vacancies linked to funding for other roles survey suggests
A scheme introduced to enhance access to general practice by bringing in staff such as pharmacists and physician associates could be driving down GP vacancies, a new survey suggests..
Laura Kenny sets her sights on a fourth Olympics
Five-time gold medal winner Laura Kenny is targeting her fourth Olympics next year after the birth of her second child this summer..



















