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Education secretary confirms back-up plan for English school pupils but says he doesn’t want bubbles to return School pupils could be required to wear masks in schools across England again...

Just as Facebook’s Antigone Davis was live on CNBC defending the company over a whistleblower’s accusations and its handling of research data suggesting Instagram is harmful to teens, the company’s entire network of services...

Insulate Britain says around 50 people were involved in the demonstrations, which have also targeted Hanger Lane, Wandsworth Bridge and Arnos Grove Insulate Britain protesters have blocked three major routes...

Former police officer Wayne Couzens had handcuffed and arrested Sarah Everard before he raped and murdered her, a court has heard Former Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens kidnapped Sarah Everard...

The fuel delivery trouble is another disruption the UK’s supply chain that has been caused by the nationwide shortage of qualified HGV and tanker drivers The company insists it has...

The government said it needs to be ready with a plan B to deploy stricter measures if the NHS is going to come under “unsustainable pressure” from the pandemic The...

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said that inflation rose to 3.2% last month from 2% in July, its largest ever recorded increase Used cars, food and petrol are...

Eighteen protesters belonging to the ‘Insulate Britain’ group halted traffic near Junction 23 at South Mimms in their latest protest which began at 8am today Climate change protesters had sparked...

Most people do not believe that workers will be returning to the office full-time following the COVID-19 pandemic, a survey for the BBC has suggested The majority of UK workers...

The first Covid booster vaccines have been given to NHS staff in England and Wales as part of plans to extend protection for millions this winter Covid booster shots will...