Carer suffocated suspected burglar during citizen’s arrest, court hears
Nathan Smith is accused of the manslaughter of Craig Wiltshire after he knelt on his back for nine minutes.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Welsh Government sets out two-week plan to unravel coronavirus restrictions
First Minister Mark Drakeford will be holding a press conference on Friday.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Medals awarded to RAF ‘poster boy’ to be auctioned
Fighter pilot Wing Commander Peter Lawrence Parrott received eight honours during his career and featured in a Royal Air Force recruitment campaign.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Scotland not considering shortening isolation period, Holyrood minister says
Holyrood Health Secretary Humza Yousaf also urged people to get vaccinated.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Liverpool’s goalscoring alternatives step up in comfortable win over Brentford
Fabinho proved an unlikely solution with his third goal in eight days with the opener.
UK Sport|Jan 16, 2022
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Warning of no-show appointments as Government claims to hit booster goal
The NHS Confederation says it has heard reports some vaccine clinics are only a third full as cases of the Omicron variant continue to rise.
UK News|Dec 31, 2021
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NHS announces Covid Nightingale ‘surge hubs’ to deal with Omicron wave
An NHS chief has announced plans for Nightingale ‘surge hubs’ as the health service goes on a ‘war footing’.
UK News|Dec 30, 2021
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Judge rejects Proud Boys’ bid to have Capitol riot charges thrown out
A US district judge said the members of the far-right group had other, peaceful ways to express their opinions about the 2020 presidential election.
World News|Dec 29, 2021
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Burnley boss Sean Dyche believes player welfare is ‘off the scale’
Dyche has previously said that a five-substitute rule in the Premier League would benefit the big clubs.
UK Sport|Dec 28, 2021
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Australia’s most populous state reports first Omicron death
The victim was in his 80s and had underlying health conditions.
World News|Dec 27, 2021
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Inquiry urged after 4,800 devices used by Government staff go missing
The stolen and lost laptops, phones, memory sticks and hard drives have disappeared since 2017
UK News|Dec 23, 2021
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Stormont ministers to decide on ‘additional asks’ to stem latest Covid wave
The Northern Ireland Executive will meet on Wednesday as virus cases increase day by day ahead of an expected surge in the Omicron variant.
UK News|Dec 21, 2021
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Titanic Centre to be transformed into latest mass vaccination hub
Health chiefs aim to deliver 4,000 vaccines a day when the centre in east Belfast opens next week for booster jabs as well as first and second doses.
UK News|Dec 16, 2021
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Home pride
When a local food bank is urgently asking for crisps and gravy granules to serve as Christmas treats it’s obvious not all is well in the state of Guernsey. But, says Richard Digard, there are solutions
Richard Digard|Dec 10, 2021
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‘Don’t rely solely on drop-ins for booster jabs’
ISLANDERS are being advised to attend allocated vaccine appointments, rather than rely on drop-ins, as the roll-out of the booster speeds up.
News|Dec 7, 2021
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