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Strike action ‘only thing the Government listens to’ – junior doctors

Strike action ‘only thing the Government listens to’ – junior doctors

The Government and junior medics have been unable to break the deadlock in the bitter dispute over pay.

Almost half of teenagers feel addicted to social media – study

Almost half of teenagers feel addicted to social media – study

Cambridge researchers analysed data collected from 17-year-olds as part of The Millennium Cohort Study.

Health service ‘skating on thin ice’ as junior doctors stage longest NHS strike

Health service ‘skating on thin ice’ as junior doctors stage longest NHS strike

Junior doctors in England have begun a six-day walkout.

Ryanair sees hit after removal from online travel agent sites

Ryanair sees hit after removal from online travel agent sites

The Irish carrier said its removal last month from sites such as Booking.com, Kiwi and Kayak will impact its load factor and ticket revenues.

Junior doctors stage ‘unprecedented’ strike – what do I need to know?

Junior doctors stage ‘unprecedented’ strike – what do I need to know?

The industrial action is a major escalation in the dispute between unions and the Government over pay.

Trains disrupted, hundreds of flood warnings after Storm Henk lashes UK

Trains disrupted, hundreds of flood warnings after Storm Henk lashes UK

A woman was injured by a falling tree as gusts of up to 94mph hit parts of the country.

Grocery inflation sees fastest monthly drop as households spend all-time high

Grocery inflation sees fastest monthly drop as households spend all-time high

Grocery prices are now 6.7% higher than a year ago, a plunge from November’s inflation of 9.1%, analysts Kantar reported.

UK consumption putting enormous pressure on world’s forests, MPs warn

UK consumption putting enormous pressure on world’s forests, MPs warn

The Environmental Audit Committee said the intensity of the UK’s consumption on the world’s forest is higher than that of China.

Exam board to offer pupils on-screen English GCSEs by next summer

Exam board to offer pupils on-screen English GCSEs by next summer

Up to 125,000 UK students will have the option to take Edexcel’s GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time.

What the papers say – January 3

What the papers say – January 3

A variety of stories feature on the front pages around Britain on Wednesday.

Ministers urged to ensure World Darts Championship final is free to view

Ministers urged to ensure World Darts Championship final is free to view

The Liberal Democrats suggested it would be ‘scandalous’ for the game not to be aired on ITV and the BBC.

Kids Company charity founder Camila Batmanghelidjh dies aged 61, family say

Kids Company charity founder Camila Batmanghelidjh dies aged 61, family say

Ms Batmanghelidjh died on Monday after a lengthy illness, her family confirmed.

‘Teenage T. rex’ fossils ‘are a different dinosaur species’

‘Teenage T. rex’ fossils ‘are a different dinosaur species’

Analysis suggests Nanotyrannus was a smaller but longer-armed distant relative of T. rex.

Woman hurt by falling tree as 94mph winds hit UK

Woman hurt by falling tree as 94mph winds hit UK

Storm Henk batters parts of the UK with high wind and heavy rain

Man stabbed to death in north London named by police

Man stabbed to death in north London named by police

Ahmed Jama was found injured and given first aid by paramedics at the scene on the Abbey estate near St John’s Wood on December 29.

UK continues to ‘stand steadfastly’ by Ukraine’s side in 2024, PM tells Zelensky

UK continues to ‘stand steadfastly’ by Ukraine’s side in 2024, PM tells Zelensky

The UK has committed £4.6 billion of military spending towards Ukraine’s defence against the Russian invasion since 2022.

Ed Davey vows to ‘tear down blue wall’ amid early election campaigning

Ed Davey vows to ‘tear down blue wall’ amid early election campaigning

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey is campaigning in Conservative constituencies held by ministers Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove.

In Pictures: Sun, storms and Mother Nature’s fireworks – a year on our coastline

In Pictures: Sun, storms and Mother Nature’s fireworks – a year on our coastline

The best pictures from Britain’s beaches during 2023.

Ministers accused of ‘playing fast and loose’ with migration backlog figures

Ministers accused of ‘playing fast and loose’ with migration backlog figures

The Government was warned that the public ‘will not be fooled by smoke and mirrors’ over asylum processing claims.

Storm Henk batters parts of the UK with high wind and heavy rain

Storm Henk batters parts of the UK with high wind and heavy rain

The Met Office issued an amber warning for wind covering a central swathe of England, with gusts of up to 80mph possible.

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