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Recovery teams sift through Beirut rubble for more bodies
Rescue teams were still searching the rubble of Beirut’s port for bodies, nearly three days after a massive explosion ...
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CBI demands improvements in handling of local lockdowns
Ministers have been told that businesses want better communication, extra support and improved coronavirus test and trac...
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Energy bills set to drop by up to £95 as Ofgem cuts price cap
Ofgem has said it will slash bills for around 15 million households by as much as £95 as the regulator reduced its cap ...
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Bank of England expects economic downturn to be less severe than feared
The Bank of England has said it expects the downturn in the UK economy to be less severe than first feared, but could ta...
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Alexis Sanchez exit agreed but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tight-lipped on Jadon Sancho
Alexis Sanchez’s dreadful stint as a Manchester United player will come to an end on Thursday when the forward’s per...
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Uber to connect passengers with local drivers in areas it does not serve
Uber to connect passengers with local drivers in areas it does not serve...
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Row over Government’s drive to cut planning red tape
Sweeping reforms to the planning system will cut red tape and speed up house building, ministers said amid warnings they...
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Family of PC Andrew Harper campaign for tougher sentences for police killers
The mother and widow of PC Andrew Harper have launched campaigns for tougher punishments for those who kill police offic...
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UK offers aid to Lebanon as ‘rigorous’ probe promised into Beirut blast
A “full, thorough and rigorous” investigation has been promised into the cause of the blast which ripped through Leb...
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Local lockdown imposed on Aberdeen
Bars, restaurants and cafes have been ordered to close as lockdown restrictions are reimposed in Aberdeen over a coronav...