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Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was fatally injured in June 2020.
Scientists have identified bacterial fingerprints, which may help pick out patients at high risk of developing resistance to treatment.
The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry is investigating the construction of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) campus in Glasgow.
Detectives are continuing to quiz a man in his 50s in connection with the death of Matthew Boorman in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire
Republic of Ireland Under-21 international Tyreik Wright was on loan at Walsall when he received the sickening message in February.
Gurnah said it was ‘important’ for the Swedish Academy to highlight the themes mentioned in his work.
Bids for the century-old structure came in from all over the world, with British nobleman Lord De La Warr coming out on top.
The Government has launched the biggest flu programme in the history of the NHS.
Paramedic Antony Neil said it was highly unusual to find the deceased sitting upright with legs crossed.
NHS data shows that 5.6m people in England were waiting for planned treatment in July.
Tony Danker said there was already ‘serious pressure’ on wages thanks to the labour market running hot.
Concerns about inequalities ‘will not be easily addressed while the sectors enjoy such different levels of resourcing’, researchers say.
Paralympic gold medallist Kadeena Cox took the baton on the first leg as it heads towards Birmingham for the Games next July.
The Office for National Statistics said nearly a third of businesses have seen an increase in the cost of materials, goods and services.
Andrew RT Davies said he was taking a break to focus on his recovery having caught flu and Covid-19 and seen his mental health suffer.
The streaming platform was the subject of a massive data leak on Wednesday.
It wanted the UK Government’s decision to allow BP to drill for oil at the Vorlich field to be overturned.
The 66-year-old broadcaster and historian is a classics fellow at Newnham College.
The shower is expected to peak on the evening of Friday into Saturday.
The black figures representing 16 deaths bore a slogan in pink reading #EnoughIsEnough.
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