Young boy with autism has ‘time of his life’ watching shutters close at Tesco
Jack Barber, 11, has been fascinated with electric shutters from an early age and had begged to go to the supermarket at closing time.
UK News|Jul 22, 2020
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Twitter cracking down on Trump-backing conspiracy theory QAnon
The QAnon conspiracy theory is centred on the baseless belief that the president is waging a secret campaign against enemies in the ‘deep state’
World News|Jul 22, 2020
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People who found solace in nature in lockdown urged to join butterfly count
TV naturalist Chris Packham said the Big Butterfly Count is a chance to give back to the natural world that helped many people through recent months.
UK News|Jul 16, 2020
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Donald Trump taxes delay harms other investigations, judge told
Prosecutor Carey Dunne urged fast action in the US president’s case.
World News|Jul 16, 2020
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Q&A: How will the new points-based immigration system work?
The policy is set to come into force on January 1.
UK News|Jul 13, 2020
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US judge halts federal executions hours before resumption
The US government was expected to appeal against the decision in a bid to carry out the first such execution since 2003.
World News|Jul 13, 2020
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Andy Murray joins Duchess of Cambridge for school Q&A – Friday’s sporting social
Meanwhile, Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson released a fitness update.
UK Sport|Jul 10, 2020
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Meghan to take part in GirlUp summit
The duchess will deliver advice to girls across the world during the online event.
UK News|Jul 7, 2020
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Sainsbury’s posts bumper sales as lockdown fuels online growth
The supermarket group said total sales jumped by 8.5% for the quarter to June 27, amid strong demand for store-cupboard essentials.
UK News|Jul 1, 2020
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Robert Lindsay warns of ‘terrible crisis’ for theatre industry
He will star in a play opposite Sir Michael Palin to raise money for performers who are struggling.
UK News|Jun 26, 2020
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Pupils should be better educated about Britain’s role in slave trade – Starmer
The Labour leader said children should know about the actions of people like Edward Colston, whose statue in Bristol was toppled by protesters.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Archer on target and ‘Fight Camp’ moves closer – Wednesday’s sporting social
Chelsea and Tottenham continued to help out during the coronavirus crisis.
UK Sport|Jun 10, 2020
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Scottish league clubs to benefit from donation worth over £3million
Some of the money will also be used for two funds to help projects in the clubs’ communities.
UK Sport|Jun 10, 2020
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NHS trusts not consulted on face mask policy change, healthcare chief says
Chris Hopson said political leaders ‘need to understand that running these organisations is a complex and difficult task’.
UK News|Jun 6, 2020
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‘Bat-like’ sensor could help social distancing as lockdown lifts
It is hoped the sensor could help make social distancing in office buildings and other areas easier while still ensuring privacy.
UK News|Jun 5, 2020
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