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An international team led by scientists at Glasgow Caledonian University has produced a simple formula to cut the risk of early death.
Bolton, Blackburn with Darwen and Bedford continue to record the highest rates.
Edwin Poots defeated Sir Jeffrey Donaldson in the leadership contest.
A taskforce is being set up to look at reintroducing lost species to England, under Government plans.
A new vaccine centre was opened at Quebec Hall in the town on Tuesday.
She was forced out after an internal heave by colleagues unhappy with her leadership.
The Justice Secretary said parliament may have to take action if football clubs cannot control the behaviour of their supporters.
The Duke of Sussex’s Earthshot Prize takes its inspiration from the Apollo moon landings, nicknamed Moonshot.
Nicola Sturgeon said she would call on a ‘clear mandate’ for another independence vote once the coronavirus crisis is over.
Environment Secretary George Eustice has set out plans to boost woodland creation, protect peatlands and halt declines in nature.
And almost every single person had antibodies after two doses of either the Pfizer of AstraZeneca Covid-19 jabs.
The Department of Health and Social Care has not agreed to provide payments for people infected with HIV through contaminated blood beyond this year.
Tested.me has been fined £8,000 for sending marketing communications without adequate valid consent, the Information Commissioner’s Office has said.
Sir Kevan Collins said there is a ‘big discussion’ to be had about the future of online exams post Covid.
Charles and Camilla heard reflections from young people living in deprived areas on how youth workers had impacted their lives.
The SNP leader won the race for the job to lead Scotland beating off opposition from Douglas Ross and Willie Rennie.
Janet Greig said the parliamentary worker had described ex-Labour MP for Hartlepool Mike Hill as a ‘wonderful’ man.
Tourists flying from England began returning to the Portuguese island on Monday after the Government eased its foreign travel restrictions.
The Infected Blood Inquiry is looking into how thousands of people were infected with contaminated blood during the 1970s and 1980s.
Professor Andrew Pollard said vaccine inequity was ‘plain to see’.
