Nobel laureate Mo Yan accused of insulting China’s heroes in lawsuit
Mo is one of China’s most celebrated authors, and enjoyed the praise of the ruling party.
World News|Mar 13
World News
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Constance: ‘Extremely disappointing’ Scotland not included in Horizon law
The legislation being introduced by the UK Government will apply in England and Wales.
UK News|Mar 13
UK News
Hayley North: To tunnel or not to tunnel?
Hayley North considers the potential benefits of building a tunnel linking us with Jersey...
Voices|Mar 13
Voices
Malaysia could step into 2026 Commonwealth Games breach
Malaysia has been offered £100m. to assist in hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games, the country’s Olympic Council has said.
Sport|Mar 13
Sport
What the papers say – March 13
The fallout from Conservative Party donor Frank Hester’s remarks about Labour MP Diane Abbott features heavily on Wednesday’s front pages.
UK News|Mar 13
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People with learning disabilities ‘dying too young and from preventable causes’
The Nuffield Trust is calling for health checks and screening to be made more accessible to people with learning disabilities.
UK News|Mar 13
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One million adults smoke menthol-flavoured cigarettes despite ban – study
Menthol cigarettes were banned in the UK in May 2020 as part of ongoing efforts to prevent young people from taking up the smoking habit.
UK News|Mar 13
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Analysis to ‘weigh’ giant sequoias shows they are well adapted to growing in UK
Trees grow at similar rates as in their native California home and can capture large amounts of carbon.
UK News|Mar 13
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Law to exonerate wronged subpostmasters introduced by Government
The Bill ‘marks an important step forward in finally clearing’ the names of hundreds of wronged branch managers, Rishi Sunak said.
UK News|Mar 13
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Overweight schoolgirls more likely to see GP with knee or back pain – study
The research analysed data from the national child measurement programme.
UK News|Mar 12
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Immanuel Feyi-Waboso smart to report concussion symptoms – Richard Wigglesworth
The England wing will miss the Six Nations finale against France.
UK Sport|Mar 12
UK Sport
Northern Ireland’s leaders head stateside for first international visit
First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly will visit Washington DC where they will meet US president Joe Biden.
UK News|Mar 12
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Review to assess whether graduate visas ‘undermine’ higher education system
Home Secretary James Cleverly said he wanted to ensure that the graduate route was ‘not being abused’.
UK News|Mar 12
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Basic goal of improving lives ‘posted missing’ at Westminster – Yousaf
The First Minister also accused the Tories of taking a ‘scorched earth’ approach to the next election.
UK News|Mar 12
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William and royal family gather for private funeral of Thomas Kingston
Lady Gabriella Kingston’s financier husband Thomas Kingston died on February 25 at his parents’ home in Gloucestershire.
UK News|Mar 12
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