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Shadow health minister Liz Kendall said she suffered severe anxiety, exhaustion, night sweats and hair loss.

Captain Martin Chalk is a former pilot at British Airways.

Regular testing and vaccinations among students will help everyone to make the most of the festive season, minister says.

Boris Johnson made his donation on a card machine to fundraisers outside Number 10.

Meerkats and red ruffed lemurs got into the spirit of Halloween with pumpkins at Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling.

The Government has launched a six-week consultation setting out its proposals to make coercive conversion therapy illegal.

It comes days after the Yorkshire-based supermarket was taken off the stock market following its £7 billion acquisition by CD&R.

London has seen the slowest recovery in commuting journeys, with demand at just 41% of the level prior to the pandemic.

The Bank of England found buyers borrowed more as they tried to complete purchases ahead of the end of the stamp duty holiday in October.

Coalition of more than 75 organisations urges G20 summit to act.

Paid leave will also be available to workers undergoing fertility treatment.

The leader of the world’s Catholics said ‘radical decisions’ are needed to tackle the climate crisis.

The group said the decision to stop sitting in roads had been made following ‘feedback’ that many drivers were frustrated by their actions.

The company wants people to hand over old, broken iPhones left around the house so they can be recycled by its robot in the Netherlands.

The bank also set aside close to £300 million to cover its guilty plea in a money laundering case.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will challenge French ambassador Catherine Colonna on the row.

The price cap is already expected to soar by nearly £400 in April.