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Bill Michael had reportedly dismissed unconscious bias as ‘complete crap’ and accused staff of ‘playing the victim card’ amid potential benefit cuts.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock, who has already booked a break in Cornwall, urged people to be ‘patient’ over the prospect of getting away.
The pharmaceutical giant is ramping up production of the current Oxford/AstraZeneca to 200 million doses a month by April.
Postal workers delivered nearly half a billion parcels in the last three months of 2020.
Scattered snow showers and some sunshine is forecast for Thursday.
Ms Creasy was the first MP to be given locum maternity cover,
Analysis of the variant, known as B117, suggests it is up to 70% more transmissible than the previous strain that was dominant in the UK.
Researchers found that more than 93% of participants in the self-testing group tested for HIV compared to 26% in the standard care group.
The pop star hopes that his colourful abstract artwork, called Splash Planet, will help the Cancer Campaign in Suffolk.
Meghan is suing Associated Newspapers over its publication of a letter she wrote to her father, Thomas Markle, in August 2018.
Vaccination angles dominate the Thursday front pages, as well as updates on the building cladding row.
Professor John Edmunds also said it would be ‘touch and go’ whether the R number would rise above one if schools reopen on March 8.
His announcement drew a furious response, with critics – including some Tories – warning it fails to address the problems faced by residents.
Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place for much of the UK on Thursday after overnight temperatures could hit a 10-year record low.
In a letter to Mr Gove, Mr Sefcovic stated the protocol is the only way to protect the Good Friday Agreement.
The RSPCA has said a horse is recovering but ‘understandably spooked’ after getting trapped in a bog in Wales.
The motion against Barry Burkhill calls for his term of office as mayor to ‘cease immediately’.
The European Commission’s vice president described the protocol as ‘our mutually agreed legal obligation’.
Sven Badzak, 22, died in an attack in Kilburn, north-west London, on Saturday.
Future programmes may mimic the flu jab scheme.
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