Teenage vapers at higher risk of exposure to toxic metals – study
US researchers assessed biomarkers in the urine of teenagers who reported using e-cigarettes.
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Government rejects proposal to end ‘extortion and corruption’ of ‘fleecehold’
A cross-party group of peers condemned the system whereby people who own freehold properties are locked into contracts to maintain communal areas.
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Assisted dying: Emotional debate hears country ‘not teeming with granny killers’
Monday’s debate has no vote but is a chance for MPs to share their own and their constituents’ views on the issue.
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Assisted dying debate campaigners gather outside Westminster
MPs were taking part in a three-hour debate after a petition on the issue attracted 200,000 signatures.
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Camilla hails ‘brilliant’ all-female yacht crew who won round-the-world race
The crew of the Maiden won the Ocean Globe Race earlier this month.
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Ocado boss’s £15m bonus deal voted through despite opposition
At the firm’s annual general meeting, it said 19.43% of shareholder votes were made against the pay deal.
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Get off the fence on assisted dying issue, demands Dimbleby as MPs begin debate
Three hours have been set aside for the Westminster Hall debate.
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Student protesters arrested in Texas as others in US defy demand to leave camp
Earlier protests at Columbia, where demonstrators set up tents in the centre of the campus, sparked pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the US.
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Assisted dying: What is the law as MPs debate the controversial issue?
A three-hour debate is planned for parliamentarians to air their views but there will be no vote at the end.
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Cameron urges Hamas to accept ‘generous’ deal with Israel to end Gaza conflict
The Foreign Secretary called for the militant group to agree to a ceasefire while speaking at the World Economic Forum for the first time.
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Local elections always difficult for incumbents, says Sunak
The Conservatives face a possible drubbing at Thursday’s local elections, which Rishi Sunak insisted were ‘always challenging’ for incumbents.
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Jofra Archer set to be included in England squad for T20 World Cup
A 15-strong group will be announced on Tuesday.
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Richard Digard: There is an alternative to executive government
The inability of the current States to agree on difficult topics means one thing – the decision-making process has to change. Don’t like the thought of executive government? Try this instead, says Richard Digard
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Foreign Office investigating after China critical MP deported from Djibouti
Conservative former minister Tim Loughton claimed he was deported from Djibouti because of its close links with China.
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States shares health debt data of 5,000 in an email
A DATA protection breach is being investigated by the Office of the Data Protection Authority after a civil servant sent computer files of confidential health debt information on more than 5,000 islanders to a former Guernsey man now living in the UK.
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