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The Royal College of Nursing said the Government needs to be ‘honest’ with the public about the pressure being put on the health service.
Around 64% of adults in the UK have received an extra dose.
The victim’s grandfather questioned the decision to drop murder charges.
The centenary of adventurer Sir Ernest Shackleton’s death has been marked by Edinburgh-based luthier Steve Burnett.
The latest figures released on Tuesday cover the period from midnight on December 30 to midnight on January 3.
The Justice Minister said holding the country’s administration to ransom over the Northern Ireland Protocol was ‘completely unacceptable’.
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press conference to address concerns about the impact of the Omicron-driven wave of cases.
Dr Jane Townson, chief executive of the Homecare Association, has called for staff to be prioritised when PCR tests are processed.
The Prime Minister said in 2016 that leaving the EU would make ministers ‘able to scrap this unfair and damaging tax’.
Ongoing restrictions, severe weather warnings and predictions of large-scale absenteeism at workplaces will all affect the magazine, says its founder.
A tiger cub, a lion and a sloth are among the new animals to join the 400 species at the zoo, each of which has to be tallied by staff.
A spokesman for the London Mayor said a trial is being considered to divert young people found with a small amount of cannabis away from the courts.
What are the main themes outlined in the Labour leader’s speech made in Birmingham?
The youngster arrived in Dover aboard an RNLI lifeboat on a chilly Tuesday morning along with others fresh from the dangerous sea journey.
The Glade of Light honours the 22 people who were murdered by suicide bomber Salman Abedi on May 22 2017.
The Labour leader also defended Sir Tony Blair’s knighthood.
The Las Vegas show will open on Wednesday.
The Institute of Cancer Research, London, said it was disappointed by the news.
Snow in Scotland and northern England will be followed by a widespread frost overnight into Thursday, the Met Office said.
According to the data the vaccine was generally safe and well-tolerated.