Donanemab trial patient: ‘I feel as normal as a 78-year-old can be’
Retired journalist Peter Almond took part in the clinical trial for the new Alzheimer’s drug.
UK News|Oct 23
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Ceremonial welcome for Charles and Camilla in Samoa
The King and Queen flew to the Polynesian nation, which is hosting the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, following their tour of Australia.
UK News|Oct 23
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It’s time to recognise the expertise that exists within our own community
THERE’S an old saying that ‘a prophet is not without honour except in his own country’.
Readers' Letters|Oct 23
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Harvey Weinstein back in court for hearing ahead of retrial
The charges stem from his landmark #MeToo case.
World News|Oct 23
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Skipton and Caritas organise a mass overnight rough sleep
ISLANDERS will be sleeping ‘rough’ around the edges of the King George V playing fields in January in a major fundraiser for the local charity Caritas to help its ambitious £1m. plans to build an innovative modular housing community locally.
News|Oct 23
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Reeves sympathetic towards ‘mess’ ministers face ahead of Budget
The Prime Minister has previously warned that the Budget next Wednesday would be ‘painful’.
UK News|Oct 23
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World-first vaccine for vomiting bug norovirus trialled in the UK
The jab uses mRNA technology to tell the immune system to recognise a ‘foreign’ protein on viruses and mount an attack.
UK News|Oct 22
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Warning to students amid fears of rise in asthma admissions
Students have been urged to be alert as experts expect a rise in emergency hospital admissions for asthma.
UK News|Oct 22
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Calls for adequate compensation for veterans who suffered under ‘gay ban’
The letter published on Wednesday argues that the cap on compensation could lead to ‘inadequate and unacceptably low’ payments.
UK News|Oct 22
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‘Waiting for NHS care and lack of suitable jobs among parents’ barriers to work’
Action for Children said its research showed the ‘enormous effort’ required by employers, the NHS and Government to help people back to work.
UK News|Oct 22
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Putin ‘harming millions’, Starmer claims amid Russian attacks on Black Sea ports
Attacks on Ukraine’s Black Sea ports have ramped up as the harvest season begins in the war-torn nation.
UK News|Oct 22
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Arsenal return to winning ways during unconvincing display against Shakhtar
Gabriel Martinelli’s first-half strike rebounded in off goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk was enough for Arsenal to take all three points.
UK Sport|Oct 22
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Water sector review could include replacing Ofwat amid row over bills and sewage
The UK and Welsh governments announced an independent commission to review the industry and its regulation.
UK News|Oct 22
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Israel says it killed Hezbollah official expected to be the group’s next leader
The news of Hashem Safieddine’s death came as US secretary of state Antony Blinken met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
World News|Oct 22
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Dominik Szoboszlai knows the importance of his ‘dirty job’ with Liverpool
The Reds have had a solid start to the season under Arne Slot.
UK Sport|Oct 22
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