Norway’s King Harald leaves hospital after having pacemaker fitted
The 87-year-old was ‘doing well’ and would be on sick leave until April 8, the royal household said.
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Report claims Yemen’s Houthis have a hypersonic missile
The Houthis have been attacking ships in the Red Sea since November, saying they want to force Israel to end the war in Gaza.
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John Lewis signals more job cuts as staff bonus ditched despite return to profit
The retail giant said it would not pay its 76,000 workers an annual bonus for the second year running, but would hike pay by 10% for 45,000 staff.
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John Lewis returns to annual profit but staff still miss out on bonus
The group said it would not pay out a staff bonus but would instead increase overall pay for employees by a record £116 million this year.
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Lonely secondary school pupils less likely to gain employment as adults – study
Loneliness early in life ‘may have direct costs to the economy’, according to researchers from King’s College London and the University of Greenwich.
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St Andrew’s community centre project moves to next phase
Plans for the renovation of the former St Andrew’s Primary School are under way following the return of school bell to its roof recently.
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Alstom plans new train services between London and Wrexham
The train and rail infrastructure supplier said its proposal will offer passengers direct links, quicker journeys and ‘more competitive fares’.
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Edgar Degas collection to be showcased at new exhibition
The 23 works were collected by Sir William Burrell and will form part of a display at the Glasgow museum named after the shipping magnate.
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Volunteers sought to test new mRNA vaccine for mpox
Mpox is passed on through close physical contact, including during sexual contact, kissing, cuddling or holding hands.
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Pupils who have been suspended are around a year behind their peers – report
Students with even just one suspension are, on average, not achieving a ‘standard pass’ in GCSE English and maths, according to a think tank paper.
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‘Super primal’ boat race is sport in its purest form – Cambridge’s Luca Ferraro
Ferraro became a world champion in the men’s eight with Great Britain’s Under-23s last summer.
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Three charged over supply of weapons used in Super Bowl parade shooting
Lisa Lopez-Galvan, 43, died when two groups of people confronted each other and exchanged gunfire at the event in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Polio sufferer who was in an iron lung for decades dies aged 78
Despite being paralysed from the neck down Paul Alexander studied for degrees in economics and law.
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16-year-old who plays The Unknown says masked figure ‘totally changed my life’
Felicia Dawkins captivated the internet with her performance as The Unknown at a Wonka event in Glasgow.
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Quality time with dogs can reduce stress and anxiety – research
EEG scans also reveal an increase in brainwaves associated with heightened concentration.
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