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England’s exams regulator has published proposed guidance to help exam boards design papers that are fairer for pupils with disabilities.
Respiratory tract infections (RTIs) can affect the sinuses, throat, airways or lungs, and most get better without treatment.
Boris Johnson addressed world leaders at crunch UN climate summit.
Eight men have sued Manchester City for damages after complaining of being victims of Bennell while playing youth football more than 30 years ago
The Scottish First Minister said no country was yet doing enough to tackle the issue of climate change.
The watchdog’s survey singled out Boris Johnson, David Cameron and Matt Hancock as “immediately associated with the word ‘sleaze’”.
Concerns have been raised following fatal incidents involving broken-down vehicles being hit from behind.
It comes amid speculation that the London-listed company is preparing for a possible takeover attempt by French telecoms tycoon Patrick Drahi.
The Bezos Earth Fund has a 10 billion dollar fund to allocate money to projects fighting climate change.
Campaign group End Our Pain say families are being left thousands of pounds out of pocket after paying for private prescriptions.
Boris Johnson will warn leaders they must take action on the climate crisis now.
Rob Roberts will continue to sit as an independent as the Tories are still withholding the party whip in the House of Commons.
Boris Johnson emphasised the importance of providing climate finance to the developing world.
Around one in three adults said self-isolation has had a negative effect on their mental health.
The NHS has set a target of halving stillbirth and neonatal death rates, and reducing levels of premature birth, by 25% by 2025.
The Office for National Statistics looked at household behaviour in relation to food waste, recycling, energy use and air travel.
A patient survey found that video consultations with doctors, while convenient, led to ‘misdiagnoses, inequalities and barriers to accessing care’.
Customers had fewer quotes to choose from, and the average price of the cheapest five nearly doubled, the consumer group said.
Parts of Leicestershire, Kent and West Sussex are currently seeing a jump in rates.
That surpasses the previous high of 147.93p set in April 2012.