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Welsh Government will ‘learn lessons’ of communicating lockdown shopping rules

Welsh Government will ‘learn lessons’ of communicating lockdown shopping rules

Welsh Government will ‘learn lessons’ of communicating lockdown shopping rules

26 October 2020

Vaughan Gething said he recognised the ban on selling non-essential items was “difficult” and “hard for people to accept”.


Sturgeon not informed about potential harassment by Salmond, inquiry told

Sturgeon not informed about potential harassment by Salmond, inquiry told

Sturgeon not informed about potential harassment by Salmond, inquiry told

26 October 2020

Former permanent secretary Sir Peter Housen has given evidence to the Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints.


Hospice staff still without regular coronavirus testing, charity warns

Hospice staff still without regular coronavirus testing, charity warns

Hospice staff still without regular coronavirus testing, charity warns

26 October 2020

Regular weekly testing would help prevent staff without symptoms unknowingly spreading Covid-19, Marie Curie said.


House of Lords gears up to strip out controversial parts of Brexit legislation

House of Lords gears up to strip out controversial parts of Brexit legislation

House of Lords gears up to strip out controversial parts of Brexit legislation

26 October 2020

Peers have begun line-by-line scrutiny of the UK Internal Market Bill.


Schizophrenic man convicted of killing former rugby player in knife attack

Schizophrenic man convicted of killing former rugby player in knife attack

Schizophrenic man convicted of killing former rugby player in knife attack

26 October 2020

Grandfather-of-five Allan Isichei died after being stabbed in west London on August 24 last year.


Warrington becomes latest area to enter Tier 3 restrictions after deal struck

Warrington becomes latest area to enter Tier 3 restrictions after deal struck

Warrington becomes latest area to enter Tier 3 restrictions after deal struck

26 October 2020

As of Tuesday, pubs and bars will have to close unless they serve meals.


Demolition starts at flat where couple were poisoned with Novichok

Demolition starts at flat where couple were poisoned with Novichok

Demolition starts at flat where couple were poisoned with Novichok

26 October 2020

Dawn Sturgess died after being poisoned with Novichok in July 2018.


Darren Jones wants Government to be more transparent with start up Covid fund

Darren Jones wants Government to be more transparent with start up Covid fund

Darren Jones wants Government to be more transparent with start up Covid fund

26 October 2020

The Future Fund has provided more than £770 million to start-up businesses.


Hospital says Covid numbers ‘far beyond first wave’ as Yorkshire admissions rise

Hospital says Covid numbers ‘far beyond first wave’ as Yorkshire admissions rise

Hospital says Covid numbers ‘far beyond first wave’ as Yorkshire admissions rise

26 October 2020

The HSJ reported that the latest NHS data showed a 42% increase in patients admitted or newly diagnosed in North East and Yorkshire hospitals.


Shop bars Tory MP for life for voting against extension of free school meals

Shop bars Tory MP for life for voting against extension of free school meals

Shop bars Tory MP for life for voting against extension of free school meals

26 October 2020

Ian Bailey, owner of The Runners Centre in Lancaster, said he does not want his local MP’s business.


Doctors raise concerns over DIY firework displays

Doctors raise concerns over DIY firework displays

Doctors raise concerns over DIY firework displays

26 October 2020

Medics have urged people to think twice before buying their own fireworks.


Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in Wales

Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in Wales

Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in Wales

26 October 2020

Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf are among area recording the highest rates.


‘Worrying’ surge in advice sought for mental health conditions – charity

‘Worrying’ surge in advice sought for mental health conditions – charity

‘Worrying’ surge in advice sought for mental health conditions – charity

26 October 2020

Rethink Mental Illness urged people to seek help should they need it.


Thousands of Covid-19 deaths could be linked to air pollution – study

Thousands of Covid-19 deaths could be linked to air pollution – study

Thousands of Covid-19 deaths could be linked to air pollution – study

26 October 2020

Researchers estimate that around 15% of coronavirus deaths worldwide could be attributed to long-term exposure to tiny particles of pollution.


Vampire bats socially distance when they are sick, study suggests

Vampire bats socially distance when they are sick, study suggests

Vampire bats socially distance when they are sick, study suggests

26 October 2020

The animals that were ill spent less time near other bats, researchers found.


Camilla takes to treetops during arboretum visit

Camilla takes to treetops during arboretum visit

Camilla takes to treetops during arboretum visit

26 October 2020

The Duchess of Cornwall has made a number of visits to Westonbirt, the National Arboretum over the years.


Johnson highlights importance of hot meals on hospital wards

Johnson highlights importance of hot meals on hospital wards

Johnson highlights importance of hot meals on hospital wards

26 October 2020

Boris Johnson was responding to a report from experts including Bake Off star Prue Leith on changes to hospital food.


Daredevil taken to hospital after jumping from helicopter without parachute

Daredevil taken to hospital after jumping from helicopter without parachute

Daredevil taken to hospital after jumping from helicopter without parachute

26 October 2020

John Bream is being checked over by medics following his world record attempt off Hayling Island, Hampshire.


‘Decades of discrimination’ led to Covid-19 inequalities – Baroness Lawrence

‘Decades of discrimination’ led to Covid-19 inequalities – Baroness Lawrence

‘Decades of discrimination’ led to Covid-19 inequalities – Baroness Lawrence

26 October 2020

Doreen Lawrence said in a review that the impact of Covid-19 ‘is not random, but foreseeable and inevitable’.


Campaign to cut down on uninsured drivers launched

Campaign to cut down on uninsured drivers launched

Campaign to cut down on uninsured drivers launched

26 October 2020

Operation Drive Insured sees 43 forces increase their focus on detecting and seizing uninsured cars.


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