Australian teenager dies after drinking poisoned alcohol in Laos
An American and two Danish tourists also died in the incident, officials said.
World News|Nov 21
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Former health secretary Matt Hancock to be questioned at Covid inquiry
Mr Hancock will give evidence over two days.
UK News|Nov 21
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Universities which restrict access to exam scripts ’cause students harm’
Students cannot reflect on their exam performance without seeing their marked scripts, a paper from the Higher Education Policy Institute has said.
UK News|Nov 21
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Who is Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore?
Mrs Ingram-Moore’s website describes her as a businesswoman, life coach and motivational speaker.
UK News|Nov 21
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What are the findings of the report into the Captain Tom Foundation?
The 30-page document acknowledges that the foundation was created during the Covid-19 pandemic, ‘a period of global turmoil’.
UK News|Nov 21
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Captain Tom Foundation: What has happened since charity watchdog probe began?
The Captain Tom Foundation was registered in June 2020 as a grant-making charity, for the advancement of public health and wellbeing.
UK News|Nov 21
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Brazil welcomes China’s president for state visit as countries’ ties strengthen
China overtook the US as Brazil’s biggest export market in 2009.
World News|Nov 20
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England working with Tom Curry to reduce concussion risk
The all-action flanker was knocked out while tackling Australia’s Rob Valetini on November 9.
UK Sport|Nov 20
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Fact check: Photo of police and protesters is from 2011 student demonstration
A social media user posted a 13-year-old photograph they claimed was taken on the day of the farming protest earlier this week.
UK News|Nov 20
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Researchers hit ‘major milestone’ in mapping cells of the human body
Experts have profiled more than 100 million cells from more than 10,000 people across the world.
UK News|Nov 20
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Cop29 president faces pressure over LSE climate academic detained in Azerbaijan
Dozens of fellow academics have called for the release of the London School of Economics professor Dr Gubad Ibadoghlu detained in Azerbaijan.
UK News|Nov 20
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Minister: 14 asylum hotels have opened since Labour came to power
Dame Angela Eagle said seven asylum hotels have also closed since July, representing a net increase of seven.
UK News|Nov 20
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Sir Mo Farah leads calls for Government to give children greater access to sport
Farah delivered a letter urging the Government to make increasing physical activity among children a priority to Number 10 on Wednesday.
News|Nov 20
Warren Gatland keen to carry on as Wales head coach despite 11-match losing run
World champions South Africa are next up for Wales on Saturday
UK Sport|Nov 20
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Lack of focus on nature and farming solutions at climate summit, say campaigners
Activists at Cop29 said healthy ecosystems served as ‘cost-effective climate solutions that urgently need dedicated funding’.
UK News|Nov 20
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