Global economy weighed down by war, uncertainty and instability, says WTO chief
World Trade Organisation director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was blunt about the risks ahead.
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Family of man killed by schizophrenic knifeman will never recover, inquest hears
Jacob Billington, 23, was fatally stabbed by Zephaniah McLeod as he enjoyed a night out with friends in Birmingham in September 2020.
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Lee Anderson refuses to apologise for Sadiq Khan remarks
The ex-deputy Tory chair launched a fresh attack on the London Mayor after unleashing an Islamophobia row with earlier comments.
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Denmark says not enough grounds for criminal case as it closes Nord Stream probe
Denmark’s investigation was one of three into the explosions.
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Financier Lord Jacob Rothschild dies at 87
The British peer started his career in the family bank, NM Rothschild & Sons, in 1963.
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Sunak challenged on NHS as strike continues
It comes as junior doctors are staging their 10th strike in their current dispute.
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Rishi Sunak says MP Lee Anderson’s remarks were ‘wrong’
The Prime Minister said the MP had the whip suspended because his comments about Sadiq Khan ‘weren’t acceptable’.
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Young people ‘more likely to be out of work due to ill health than those in 40s’
The number of young people with poor mental health is rising, according to official data.
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Sunak facing calls to address Lee Anderson’s remarks amid ‘Islamophobia’ row
The former deputy chairman lost the Conservative whip after failing to apologise for claiming ‘Islamists’ had ‘got control’ of Sadiq Khan.
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Mayor says pay deal for transport workers in London is ‘welcome news’
Sadiq Khan said he was delighted all four unions had accepted the award.
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Poems On The Underground archive donated to Cambridge University Library
The archive includes correspondence from famous literary figures such as Carol Ann Duffy, Seamus Heaney, Louise Gluck and Philip Larkin.
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Hospital emergency departments must put infection control ‘top of their agenda’
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine gathered data from 127 emergency departments in the UK.
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Parkinson’s sufferers ‘poorer than they should be’, says charity
Parkinson’s UK said avoidable poverty is having a profoundly negative impact on sufferers.
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Aggressive patients could be shown ‘red card’ as hospital bids to curb abuse
Abusive patients or visitors could be banned from Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust for up to 12 months.
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New method of squeezing apple juice could boost its health benefits – study
The new technique boosted polyphenol content by four times as much as regular apple juice, researchers said.
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