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UK jobs market shrugs off Omicron as number of payrolled workers soars to record
Britain’s jobs market strengthened further last month despite the Omicron variant of coronavirus hitting the UK and th...
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ECB investigating after police called to Ashes drinks following Hobart Test
The England and Wales Cricket Board has said it will investigate after police were called to break up a drinking session...
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Aldi opens first checkout-free supermarket
Aldi has opened its first checkout-free store, where shoppers will be able to pick up products and leave without queuing...
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Senior Met officers dismissed after ‘appalling’ behaviour to junior staff
Two senior Metropolitan Police officers have been dismissed for gross misconduct after “appalling” behaviour towards...
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Bercow criticises ‘unjust’ process after being ‘found to have bullied staff’
John Bercow has called the Commons standards investigation process “grievously unjust” after revealing he has been f...
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Sixteen and 17-year-olds eligible for booster doses from Monday
About 40,000 teenagers will be eligible for their top-up dose when the national booking service opens at the start of th...
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Crocodile found under school floorboards goes on display
A 120-year-old crocodile discovered under the floorboards of a school classroom in Wales has gone on display....
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Former city minister Lord Myners dies aged 73
Lord Myners, who led some of the UK’s best-known businesses and helped shape Gordon Brown’s response to the 2008 fin...
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No 10 parties understandable but not excusable, says Sir Tony Blair
Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair has said he could “understand how” rule-breaking parties in No 10 could happen,...