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Whole-genome sequencing data ‘can transform cancer care with tailored therapy’

Whole-genome sequencing data ‘can transform cancer care with tailored therapy’

Combining clinical and genomic data creates a key resource for clinicians to better predict outcomes and tailor cancer treatments, researchers say.

Rishi Sunak branded a ‘Mr Nobody who doesn’t get Britain’ in PMQs clash

Rishi Sunak branded a ‘Mr Nobody who doesn’t get Britain’ in PMQs clash

The Prime Minister countered by saying Labour has ‘no plan’ to deal with immigration, and urged voters to ‘stick with us’.

Police chiefs accuse ‘significant political figures’ of improper interference

Police chiefs accuse ‘significant political figures’ of improper interference

It was also claimed that an unnamed MP told their local force that a more senior politician would get involved if certain action was not taken.

Criminal investigation launched after pensioner hit by police van

Criminal investigation launched after pensioner hit by police van

Trevor Bartlett, well known as a photographer for the Nottingham Post, died in the collision on the A52 in Nottingham in December last year.

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer’s rates in Europe – study

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer’s rates in Europe – study

Researchers analysed the bones and teeth of almost 5,000 humans who lived across western Europe and Asia up to 34,000 years ago.

Sunak promises new law to exonerate subpostmasters caught up in Horizon scandal

Sunak promises new law to exonerate subpostmasters caught up in Horizon scandal

The Prime Minister said the Post Office Horizon IT system scandal was ‘one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation’s history’.

Irish minister says South Africa has made ‘irrefutable’ points on Gaza conflict

Irish minister says South Africa has made ‘irrefutable’ points on Gaza conflict

Israeli officials have said the nation will defend itself before the United Nations’ top court against charges levelled by South Africa.

Insurer warns about dangerous habits when people are charging batteries

Insurer warns about dangerous habits when people are charging batteries

Aviva has seen claims involving significant fire damage stemming from battery use.

‘Tories at risk of being swept away as coastal seats swing behind Labour’

‘Tories at risk of being swept away as coastal seats swing behind Labour’

Coastal seats have consistently backed winning causes including Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Brexit and Boris Johnson.

Police chiefs reducing use of social media over risks posed by foreign bots

Police chiefs reducing use of social media over risks posed by foreign bots

A watchdog also found that most forces in England and Wales have reduced the number of social media accounts that they use.

Charities urge better funding of specialist refuges after domestic abuse study

Charities urge better funding of specialist refuges after domestic abuse study

Office for National Statistics research documented the experiences of 40 women survivors of domestic abuse who lived in temporary safe accommodation.

‘Supervised toothbrushing for children in free breakfast clubs’ under Labour

Labour has announced its child health action plan.

Sainsbury’s holds talks with Government over shipment delays in Red Sea

Sainsbury’s holds talks with Government over shipment delays in Red Sea

Simon Roberts, chief executive of the retailer, said shipments of wine and general merchandise could be affected.

Post Office told Scots prosecutors Horizon would not impact cases – Crown Office

Post Office told Scots prosecutors Horizon would not impact cases – Crown Office

The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said it was made aware of issues with the faulty Horizon system in 2013.

TV antiques expert Hanson pleads not guilty to assault and coercive behaviour

TV antiques expert Hanson pleads not guilty to assault and coercive behaviour

The Bargain Hunt auctioneer spoke only to confirm his date of birth and enter his pleas during a short hearing in Derbyshire on Wednesday.

£6m fine for online gaming operator Gamesys

£6m fine for online gaming operator Gamesys

The fine follows a Gambling Commission investigation which revealed social responsibility and anti-money laundering failings.

Unite’s transport workers and police staff to join Northern Ireland pay strike

Unite’s transport workers and police staff to join Northern Ireland pay strike

The walkouts are expected to be the largest strike in the region in recent history.

Iceland reduces cost of baby formula after 7% price cut by Danone

Iceland reduces cost of baby formula after 7% price cut by Danone

The supermarket will sell three 800g Aptamil lines for £11.20 from January 16, it confirmed.

HS2 boss admits project could cost up to £66.6bn

HS2 boss admits project could cost up to £66.6bn

In 2013, HS2 was estimated to cost £37.5 billion (in 2009 prices) for the entire planned network, including now-scrapped extensions from Birmingham.

‘Relief’ no migrant died in refrigerated container at Irish port, minister says

‘Relief’ no migrant died in refrigerated container at Irish port, minister says

Fourteen people were found inside a refrigerated container at Rosslare Europort.

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