Cruise ship passengers have a good time despite weather
'Is it always like this?' asked passengers who came ashore yesterday from the first big cruise ship visitor of the season to be greeted by rain and mist.
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South Korea’s prime minister and officials offer to resign after election defeat
The results of Wednesday’s election posed a huge political blow to President Yoon Suk Yeol.
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NHS England must end ‘culture of secrecy’ in children’s gender care
The Cass Review published earlier this week said children have been let down by a lack of research and evidence on the use of puberty blockers.
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Concern as many NHS staff look for jobs outside health service
New research shows some 47% have looked at work outside the NHS and 29% have actively inquired about non-NHS work.
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Nearly fifth of teenagers say internet main information source on sexual health
Youngsters are turning to online sources to learn about sex which is leaving them vulnerable to potentially ‘dangerous’ information, a charity warned.
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Visa change destroying notion of UK as place for families, say campaigners
The minimum income for family visas rose to £29,000 on Thursday and will rise further to £38,700 by early 2025.
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Property sales expectations put spring in the step of the housing market
There was a steady improvement in sentiment in March, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.
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Fake flights and missing motorhomes among common holiday scams, says bank
Lloyds said the average loss for holiday scam victims is £765, with 35 to 44-year olds making up more than a quarter of those being tricked.
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Some schools in England may have to close amid falling pupil numbers – report
Schools could lose more than £1 billion in funding by 2030 because of falling pupil rolls, according to the Education Policy Institute think tank.
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Russia ranked top of global cybercrime index in new study
The ‘world-first’ index ranks countries by their cybercrime threat level, with the UK ranked eighth.
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Patients seen queuing ‘around the block’ for GP care
Many were turned away after queuing from 7.30am.
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New EU migration laws ‘not perfect but Ireland can’t do this alone’ – Irish MEP
Dublin MEP Barry Andrews said he ‘wrestled with my conscience’ on parts of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum.
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‘World-first’ as teenager with rare condition cured
Kai Xue’s family spent years trying to find a cure for the condition, including flying to China for treatment.
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EU legislators approve overhaul of migration laws
The 27 EU member countries must now endorse the reform package, possibly in a vote in late April, before it can enter force.
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Gene mutation that ‘reduces odds of Alzheimer’s disease by 70%’ discovered
Findings could lead to new types of therapies or drugs that could ‘mimic the gene’s protective effect’, researchers say.
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