Co-op repays furlough support but holds onto £66m of business rates relief
It comes after more than £2 billion was handed back to the state in business rates relief from other essential retailers.
UK News|Apr 8, 2021
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Gavin Williamson backs schools taking action against ‘scourge of mobile phones’
The school leaders’ union has accused the Education Secretary of ‘not doing his homework’ on student discipline amid the pandemic.
UK News|Apr 7, 2021
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Only one garden retailer set to eliminate peat from shelves this year – survey
The Wildlife Trusts, which carried out the research, is calling on the Government to ban on peat compost sales to protect habitat.
UK News|Apr 1, 2021
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About 117 million fewer supermarket trips made compared with year ago
The latest Kantar data shows sales in the four weeks to March 21 fell compared with the shopping frenzy at the start of the pandemic last year.
UK News|Mar 30, 2021
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Countries must unite in face of future pandemic threat, global leaders say
More than 127 million people have been infected by the virus first detected in China in late 2019.
UK News|Mar 30, 2021
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Spike in pre-op patients living life ‘worse than death’ during pandemic – study
Researchers scored patients on a scale from -0.6 to 1, where 1 is full health and 0 is considered death.
UK News|Mar 23, 2021
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Theatre worker committed to funerals job after pandemic forced career switch
Jordan Lever, 33, had to look elsewhere for work when the pandemic hit the theatre industry.
UK News|Mar 19, 2021
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Timeline of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s relationship
A look back at how events have unfolded.
UK News|Mar 18, 2021
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Police search supermarket car park in Sarah Everard investigation
Large portions of Sandwich, Kent, remained cordoned off with police tape on Monday afternoon as inquiries into the death of the 33-year-old continue.
UK News|Mar 15, 2021
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Food for Families initiative serves up bigger helping
ALMOST twice as many families benefited from Les Cotils’ Food for Families project during the second lockdown than in the first.
News|Mar 13, 2021
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Deputy First Minister delivers snub to Boris Johnson during NI visit
Michelle O’Neill refused to welcome the Prime Minister after Boris Johnson declined to hold a political meeting with Sinn Fein.
UK News|Mar 12, 2021
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Lidl says it will not claim extended business rates support
The retailer’s move comes after the five largest supermarkets said that they would not use extended support measures offered by the Treasury.
UK News|Mar 10, 2021
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Keely Hodgkinson secures 800m gold at European Indoor Championships
Hodgkinson held Polish pair Joanna Jozwik and Angelika Cichocka at bay.
UK Sport|Mar 7, 2021
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Don’t be a mug – follow the evidence
Look around a bit and you start to realise how much you don’t know and how profoundly things are changing. That’s why, says Richard Digard, States members should listen to Dr Brink a bit more.
Richard Digard|Mar 5, 2021
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Former Royal Marine who ‘gave up on life’ praises new NHS service
Mental health service Op Courage is expected to treat around 500 people a year.
UK News|Mar 4, 2021
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