Covid-19: US approves vaccine, and royals thank key workers

The officer was reportedly pressured to hire more women and ethnic minorities rather than white men.

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Jason Evans was just four when his father died in 1993 after contracting HIV and hepatitis C.

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The cost of food and drink increased by more than any other type of good over the past month.

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A coroner in Maidstone rules Mati Urb's death on a family holiday to the Kent coast was an accident.

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Microsoft has confirmed to Sky News that criminals are posting counterfeit packages designed to appear like Office products in order to defraud people.

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Uoc Van Nguyen was among four people whose remains were found after a fire at a mill in Oldham.

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A former police inspector has been jailed for making indecent pictures of children and trying to arrange to meet children for sex.

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An inquiry hears how a woman and her husband fled a hotel fire that killed two men in 2017.

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The Pop Idol star, who went on to have a series of West End musical hits, died at the age of 41.

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The Labour leader says he is "very concerned" about the lack of vaccines in Brighton.

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Bev Tumelty lost two brothers after they were infected through contaminated blood.

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The boy, who cannot be named, targeted Claridge's, the Milestone and Millennium hotels.

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Most people who were infected with the Omicron variant didn't even realise they had COVID-19, according to a new study from Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in the US.

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A lack of blockbuster movies has hit audience numbers and would likely to continue until November, Cineworld has warned.

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Benjamin Mendy walked in on a woman taking a shower and then attacked her, a jury hears.

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The Manchester United footballer appeared to snatch a phone out of a young fan's hand in April.

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Union members agree a truce after Arriva North West returns with a fresh 11.1% pay deal.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has been cautioned by police after footage emerged of the Manchester United forward appearing to smash a phone out of an Everton fan's hand at a match.

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A Leeds University student and human rights activist has been sentenced to 34 years in prison in Saudi Arabia for following activists and dissidents on Twitter.

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Inspiration and advice from an expert at the gardens created by visionary plantswoman Beth Chatto.

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The Met Office has warned of potential flash flooding, particularly in the south east of England.

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Li Sung, 58, was stabbed to death on a side street off London's Oxford Street on Monday.

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Alfie and Emma Willis, 18, even passed their tests with the identical number of minor mistakes.

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Takieddine Boudhane was stabbed during a confrontation with van driver Nathan Smith in January 2020.

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Police investigating the killing of 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran who was stabbed to death have released pictures of a man seen running from the scene armed with a knife.

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Price rises for people with the least disposable income have risen 24% faster than those with the most.

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Ryan Giggs tells a court it was a "happy time" when his girlfriend moved in but she called it hell.

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The Met described the attack on Thomas O'Halloran in west London as an act of unprovoked violence.

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A man allegedly caught with a loaded crossbow in the grounds of Windsor Castle on Christmas Day said "I am here to kill the Queen", a court has heard.

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A fire in railway arches near London Bridge has blocked four lines and disrupted trains, with flames also spreading to a nearby car park.

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An elderly man riding a mobility scooter who was stabbed to death in west London has been named by police as Thomas O'Halloran.

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Jade Harrison suffered nightmares after the accident at Hull Fair in October 2019.

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Blooms now cover all of England's largest lake and the situation is "critical", a zoologist warns.

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Jaswant Singh Chail allegedly entered the grounds of the castle while the Queen was in residence.

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Jude Aston, 17, has cerebral palsy and has spent a year at Wolverhampton's New Cross Hospital.

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Baking a salted owl and grinding it into powder to treat gout is one of the bizarre suggestions found among thousands of medieval medical remedies.

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Aran Chada, from Leicestershire, had been missing since a boat trip on 22 July.

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Untreated sewage has been discharged into the sea and around the coast following heavy rain.

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Police investigating the sexual assault of a blind woman at a railway station have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to talk to.

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Train tracks are shut near to the station while the Jubilee line is also part suspended.

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Thunderstorms and flooding could hit parts of London and the South East today, forecasters warn.

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An exhibition offers nostalgia and memories of a Wolverhampton home and Bollywood video rental shop.

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Victims of the contaminated blood scandal to get compensation payments but some families will lose out.

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Trains and buses were suspended and a hospital warned of operational issues caused by the flooding.

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A hosepipe ban for Thames Water customers will start on 24 August due to "unprecedented weather conditions".

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Thames Water, which has 15 million customers across the south of England, says hosepipe ban will start on 24 August

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Emma Ambler says her relatives' fatal shootings shows owning a gun is a "privilege, not a right".

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Two men in dark clothing were seen leaving the scene on electric bikes after the Toxteth shooting.

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The death of Pop Idol Darius Campbell Danesh at the age of 41 dominates Scotland's front pages.

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About 100 people in Northern Ireland affected by the scandal will receive a compensation payment.

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Billy the cat woke up his owner Sam Felstead by jumping on her and meowing.

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Cyclists could face 20mph speed limits and may need number plates, after Transport Secretary Grant Shapps flagged a shake-up in road laws.

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Two people who used electric bikes to flee the scene of a fatal shooting in Liverpool are being hunted by police.

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Elon Musk has said he is buying football club Manchester United.

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Millions of public sector workers are expected to vote on strike action over pay this autumn in what could be the biggest wave of industrial action since the 1970s.

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After a decades-long campaign, more than 4,000 people across the UK will get interim payments.

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Cyclists facing speed limits and the death of singer Darius Campbell Danesh leads Wednesday's papers.

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The government has agreed to offer £100,000 in compensation to victims of the infected blood scandal.

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Inflation could rise to 13% and the cost of living is putting a squeeze on finances, so how are people feeling?

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College of Policing publishes new guidance to "bring consistency" to dealing with police misconduct.

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