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Warning of industrial action as government accused of ‘rowing back’ on promise to boost workers’ rights.
The Government will launch a consultation before details of the ban are finalised in order to hear from a wide range of people.
The widow of High Court judge Sir Martin Nourse is accused of 17 counts of sexually abusing a boy under the age of 12 in the 1980s.
Social networks face huge fines that could run into billions if they fail to follow Online Safety Bill.
Agents of foreign powers will be required to register in the UK in a new crackdown on espionage.
Ministers want to persuade ‘missing referrals’ to come forward to find undiagnosed conditions, including cancer.
The research aims to find out why some patients with antibody deficiency suffered prolonged illness with coronavirus while others did not.
The long-promised proposals to reform social care will be set out later this year, the Prime Minister said.
The Queen set out Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s programme for the next phase of his administration.
The Queen’s Speech also said measures will be brought forward to strengthen devolved government in Northern Ireland.
Di Foster plans to buy houses for her daughters and, possibly, a playhouse for the grandchildren.
Among the Government’s proposals is the appointment of a ‘free speech champion’.
Co-op reported a 76% increase in recorded anti-social behaviour and verbal abuse last year compared to 2019, with more than 100 incidents every day.
The body of Maria Rawlings was found in Little Heath, Romford, on May 4.
The actress is a relative of nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale and will give a reading at Westminster Abbey.
Local folklore has long held the chalk figure to be a fertility aid and the earliest recorded mention of the giant dates from 1694.
Craig Murray has been sentenced to eight months in jail over posts which could have led to the identification of the complainers in the case.
GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming has said that, without action, the UK’s prosperity and security will be under threat from the likes of Russia and China.
Employment rate among young people fell last year, an ONS study found.
Deaths have now been below the five-year average for eight successive weeks.
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