MPs to grill major UK banks after bumper yearly profits
The chief executives of Barclays UK, Santander UK, NatWest and Lloyds will face questions from a group of MPs on the Treasury Committee.
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Parents living ‘life sentence’ since death of 14-day-old baby boy
Coroner Penelope Schofield said neglect contributed to Orlando Davis’s death.
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Parents call for national inquiry into maternity care after baby boy’s death
The move comes after an inquest concluded neglect contributed to their son’s death.
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Australian computer scientist is not Bitcoin founder Satoshi, High Court rules
Craig Wright was sued by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance.
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Care of disabled teenager Kaylea Titford ‘was not co-ordinated’
Kaylea Titford, 16, lived in conditions described as ‘unfit for any animal’ and had suffered ‘chronic neglect’ before her death in 2020.
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Sickle cell gene therapy not approved for widespread NHS use in draft guidance
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence said it needed more information before a decision could be made.
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Voting closes in Welsh Labour leadership election
Either Jeremy Miles or Vaughan Gething will be announced as the winner of the contest of Saturday and is expected to become First Minister next week
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Neglect contributed to death of 14-day-old baby boy, coroner says
Orlando Davis suffered an irreversible brain injury after his mother developed a rare condition in labour that went unrecognised.
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Family and friends of Charlie Bird gather for memorial service in Dublin
The broadcaster died his week at the age of 74 after a battle with motor neurone disease.
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Norway’s King Harald leaves hospital after having pacemaker fitted
The 87-year-old was ‘doing well’ and would be on sick leave until April 8, the royal household said.
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Report claims Yemen’s Houthis have a hypersonic missile
The Houthis have been attacking ships in the Red Sea since November, saying they want to force Israel to end the war in Gaza.
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John Lewis signals more job cuts as staff bonus ditched despite return to profit
The retail giant said it would not pay its 76,000 workers an annual bonus for the second year running, but would hike pay by 10% for 45,000 staff.
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John Lewis returns to annual profit but staff still miss out on bonus
The group said it would not pay out a staff bonus but would instead increase overall pay for employees by a record £116 million this year.
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Lonely secondary school pupils less likely to gain employment as adults – study
Loneliness early in life ‘may have direct costs to the economy’, according to researchers from King’s College London and the University of Greenwich.
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St Andrew’s community centre project moves to next phase
Plans for the renovation of the former St Andrew’s Primary School are under way following the return of school bell to its roof recently.
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