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Sturgeon says Johnson is ‘frightened of democracy’

Sturgeon says Johnson is ‘frightened of democracy’

The First Minister quoted Robert Burns’ ‘timorous beastie’ phrase in reference to the Prime Minister.

Andrew RT Davies re-appointed Tory leader in the Senedd

Andrew RT Davies re-appointed Tory leader in the Senedd

Paul Davies quit the post amid a row over drinking on the Senedd estate.

Albino squirrel spotted foraging in Sussex

Albino squirrel spotted foraging in Sussex

The condition can make the creatures more easy to spot by predators.

In Pictures: Fun in the snow as temperatures tumble

In Pictures: Fun in the snow as temperatures tumble

Temperatures across the whole of the UK have dipped below freezing.

William and Kate welcome new spaniel puppy

William and Kate welcome new spaniel puppy

The dog was a gift from the duchess’s brother James.

Large parts of UK wake up to winter wonderland

Large parts of UK wake up to winter wonderland

The hashtag ‘Narnia’ was trending on social media as people shared images of their snowy neighbourhoods.

Time to open doors of secrecy around mother and baby homes, says survivor

Time to open doors of secrecy around mother and baby homes, says survivor

Thousands of women in Northern Ireland were sent to homes for unmarried mothers after falling pregnant out of wedlock until the 1990s.

Foster against ‘reckless’ unification poll as she vows to keep focus on pandemic

Foster against ‘reckless’ unification poll as she vows to keep focus on pandemic

Northern Ireland’s First Minister said now is not the time to be discussions constitutional politics.

More than £15,000 in fines handed out following illegal rave in east London

More than £15,000 in fines handed out following illegal rave in east London

Officers from the Metropolitan Police attended a venue under a railway arch in Nursery Road in Hackney in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Teachers have ‘good shout’ at being high on jab priority list after vulnerable

Teachers have ‘good shout’ at being high on jab priority list after vulnerable

The Health Secretary said it was important to break the chains of transmission, but that those at highest risk of death needed to be protected first.

Lockdown lifting is a ‘long, long, long way’ off, says Hancock

Lockdown lifting is a ‘long, long, long way’ off, says Hancock

The Health Secretary said the vaccination rollout is making ‘brilliant progress’ but Covid cases have been ‘incredibly high’.

Guitar played by rock star Prince could sell for £80,000

Guitar played by rock star Prince could sell for £80,000

The Fender Gemini II acoustic which was played by Prince on his Diamonds And Pearls album has been in a living room in Frome, Somerset.

Vaccinated people could still spread virus, warns Van-Tam

Vaccinated people could still spread virus, warns Van-Tam

The number receiving the first dose of the vaccine across the UK has passed 5.8 million.

Vaccination of pets against Covid could be necessary, scientists suggest

Vaccination of pets against Covid could be necessary, scientists suggest

Coronavirus can infect a wide range of species including cats, dogs, mink and other domesticated species, experts said.

Holocaust offers timely reminder of impact of divisive speech, trust boss warns

Holocaust offers timely reminder of impact of divisive speech, trust boss warns

January 27 is Holocaust Memorial Day.

Holocaust survivors’ powerful testimony: We are not typical – most Jews died

Holocaust survivors’ powerful testimony: We are not typical – most Jews died

Survivors share their stories to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Scientists developing laser system to remove cancer more precisely

Scientists developing laser system to remove cancer more precisely

The new system will be based around ultrafast lasers.

Ancient settlers in Americas ‘brought dogs with them’

Ancient settlers in Americas ‘brought dogs with them’

Researchers think dogs were first domesticated in Siberia, and humans took them along as they migrated.

Bank of England risks creating climate change ‘moral hazard’, MPs warn

Bank of England risks creating climate change ‘moral hazard’, MPs warn

The Bank has helped keep many large businesses afloat during the lockdown.

Reports of fears for children living with domestic abuse rise by 50%, say NSPCC

Reports of fears for children living with domestic abuse rise by 50%, say NSPCC

The NSPCC said worried friends and neighbours are increasingly contacting them with fears for children trapped in abusive homes during the pandemic.

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