Elderly were an afterthought: Devastating report into Covid crisis lays bare Government blunders
Many thousands of care home residents died needlessly in the pandemic, a damning probe from MPs concludes today. The first
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Brits beg for help as government races to get 4,000 out of Kabul
Scramble to airlift 4,000 Brits and Afghan allies facing wrath of Taliban British nationals are among an estimated 4,000 people
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Afghanistan risks becoming failed state if the Taliban overthrow government forces: British general
Afghanistan becoming a failed state is ‘one of the scenarios that could occur’ unless government forces can resist the Taliban,
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Travel bosses blast Government plans for ‘amber watchlist’
What are the current travel traffic light rules and how would an ‘amber watchlist’ work? There are currently three main
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Government must scrap pinging NHS Covid-19 app once pandemic eases,says Information Commissioner
The UK’s privacy tsar has today called for the Government to scrap the NHS Covid-19 app once the pandemic eases
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Government refuses to back down over pingdemic despite factory closures and food supply warnings
Factories could be forced to start closing today and consumers could see shortages of some foods because of the pingdemic
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Naftali Bennett becomes Israeli’s new Prime Minister as parliament votes in coalition government
Naftali Bennett has become Israel’s new Prime Minister after the country’s parliament voted in his coalition government, ending Benjamin Netanyahu‘s
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Labour’s Sadiq Khan vows to ‘build bridges’ with Boris Johnson’s government as he wins second term
Sadiq Khan pledged to ‘build bridges’ with Boris Johnson’s government after winning a second term as Mayor of London and surviving
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Readers reply: who is lending the British government all this money? | Economics
The chancellor has borrowed an unprecedented amount of money. Who is lending it to him, and where did they get
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GUY ADAMS: Why did David Cameron risk ignominy to lobby government?
There has always been an ugly whiff around David Cameron’s decision to be a headline act at ‘Davos in the
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