Action vowed to keep MPs safe after call to pause face-to-face meetings
The Home Secretary said constituent surgeries should continue despite calls for them to be suspended after Sir David Amess was killed on Friday.
UK News|Oct 16, 2021
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Face-to-face meetings between MPs and voters must be suspended, says ex-minister
Tobias Ellwood said there was ‘huge anxiety’ among MPs about their safety after Sir David Amess was killed.
UK News|Oct 16, 2021
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Boris Johnson lays flowers at scene of Sir David Amess death amid terror inquiry
The PM was accompanied by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Home Secretary Priti Patel.
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Lateral flow tests replacing PCRs for vaccinated arrivals at half-term
Passengers must upload a photo of their test and booking reference supplied by the private provider.
UK News|Oct 14, 2021
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Ex-soldier shouted ‘I want to die’ before being tasered, inquest told
Former police officer Oliver West, who fired the weapon at Spencer Beynon, has given evidence on his decision making.
UK News|Oct 13, 2021
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‘Britain’s hardest cop’ receives national bravery award
Metropolitan Police officer Pc Stuart Outten was recognised for fighting off a machete attacker despite suffering stab wounds and skull fractures
UK News|Oct 12, 2021
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Big picture, big data: Swiss unveil virtual reality software of universe
The Virup programme creates three-dimensional, panoramic visualisations of space.
World News|Oct 12, 2021
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Met Police officer cleared over moped rider’s death during chase
Paul Summerson, from Colchester, was found not guilty of death by dangerous driving after one hour and 20 minutes deliberation by the jury.
UK News|Oct 12, 2021
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Van driver fined for collision while distracted by mobile phone
Mark Loughlin drove into the back of a Range Rover while attempting to connect to his Bluetooth hands-free kit.
UK News|Oct 11, 2021
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Man, 34, admits to manslaughter of hotelier Sir Richard Sutton
Thomas Schreiber denied a murder charge and also pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of his mother Anne Schreiber.
UK News|Oct 11, 2021
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Theresa May ‘disappointed’ police still holding misconduct hearings in private
The former prime minister introduced measures to improve transparency.
UK News|Oct 11, 2021
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South Africa, Thailand and Mexico among 47 countries being cut from red list
Travellers arriving from those destinations after 4am on Monday will no longer need to spend 11 nights in a quarantine hotel.
UK News|Oct 7, 2021
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Police hunt youth who kicked disabled man’s guide dog
Four-year-old Angus was left bruised by what police say was a targeted attack in Plymouth last month.
UK News|Oct 7, 2021
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UK lifts travel advice for 32 countries
This will make it easier for people visiting those locations to obtain travel insurance.
UK News|Oct 6, 2021
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Red travel list set to be slashed
A decision on which countries will be removed from England’s red list is expected to be made following a meeting of Government ministers on Thursday.
UK News|Oct 6, 2021
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