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Profits slide at GSK as pandemic disrupts vaccinations rates

Profits slide at GSK as pandemic disrupts vaccinations rates

Profits slide at GSK as pandemic disrupts vaccinations rates

28 October 2020

The pharmaceuticals giant said that profit attributable to shareholders fell by 17% to £1.2 billion over the quarter.


High levels of coronavirus cases and deaths ‘could last until spring’

High levels of coronavirus cases and deaths ‘could last until spring’

High levels of coronavirus cases and deaths ‘could last until spring’

28 October 2020

The grim projection from Professor Neil Ferguson comes as figures show pressure on NHS hospitals.


‘They pulled a gun on me’: Iranian poet recalls harrowing journey to the UK

‘They pulled a gun on me’: Iranian poet recalls harrowing journey to the UK

‘They pulled a gun on me’: Iranian poet recalls harrowing journey to the UK

28 October 2020

Iranian poet Zartosht volunteered to speak to the PA news agency about his journey from Tehran to Dover.


Police catch bar burglar asleep next to half a cheesecake

Police catch bar burglar asleep next to half a cheesecake

Police catch bar burglar asleep next to half a cheesecake

28 October 2020

Mark Cooper was woken up by officers called to the scene of his crime and was jailed just two days later.


In Pictures: Horror home decked out for Halloween celebrations

In Pictures: Horror home decked out for Halloween celebrations

In Pictures: Horror home decked out for Halloween celebrations

28 October 2020

The spooky special effects were installed by Danny Hargreaves at his home near Cardiff.


More than half a million UK firms ‘significantly distressed’ amid pandemic

More than half a million UK firms ‘significantly distressed’ amid pandemic

More than half a million UK firms ‘significantly distressed’ amid pandemic

28 October 2020

Julie Palmer, partner at Begbies Traynor, said ‘a perfect storm is on the horizon’ for the turn of the year.


Long Covid may compel researchers into broadening scope of treatment trials

Long Covid may compel researchers into broadening scope of treatment trials

Long Covid may compel researchers into broadening scope of treatment trials

28 October 2020

Researchers are looking for medicines that can help people with Covid-19 symptoms get better quickly and stop them needing to go to hospital.


Peer voices ‘serious concerns’ over supply of prescription medicines in NI

Peer voices ‘serious concerns’ over supply of prescription medicines in NI

Peer voices ‘serious concerns’ over supply of prescription medicines in NI

28 October 2020

Lord Teverson, chairman of the House of Lords EU Environment sub-committee, has written to minister Edward Argar asking for reassurances.


British attitudes to welfare and immigration ‘show dramatic softening’

British attitudes to welfare and immigration ‘show dramatic softening’

British attitudes to welfare and immigration ‘show dramatic softening’

28 October 2020

People are more likely to identify as British than English, the National Centre for Social Research said.


Police investigating alleged threats to northern Tory MP

Police investigating alleged threats to northern Tory MP

Police investigating alleged threats to northern Tory MP

28 October 2020

Ian Levy, MP for Blyth Valley, said social media messages following the free school meals vote, which he opposed, had been ‘distressing’.


Playing rugby union can improve health and wellbeing, study suggests

Playing rugby union can improve health and wellbeing, study suggests

Playing rugby union can improve health and wellbeing, study suggests

28 October 2020

Researchers at Edinburgh University have found participation in the sport can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and other illnesses and diseases.


Shoppers spend 12% more when they scan their own items, study finds

Shoppers spend 12% more when they scan their own items, study finds

Shoppers spend 12% more when they scan their own items, study finds

28 October 2020

Using a handheld scanner gives people a sense of control and more enjoyable shopping experience, the researchers said.


Harry and Meghan’s positive rating drops with public since lockdown

Harry and Meghan’s positive rating drops with public since lockdown

Harry and Meghan’s positive rating drops with public since lockdown

28 October 2020

The YouGov survey also found the public believe William and Kate’s influence on the royal family will outweigh Harry and Meghan’s input.


14 out of every 1000 Covid-19 patients have a stroke

14 out of every 1000 Covid-19 patients have a stroke

14 out of every 1000 Covid-19 patients have a stroke

28 October 2020

Scientists recommend that all stroke patients be treated as potential Covid-19 cases until screening results come back negative.


Hundreds of Scout groups facing closure without further financial support

Hundreds of Scout groups facing closure without further financial support

Hundreds of Scout groups facing closure without further financial support

28 October 2020

The Scout Association has launched a new campaign to raise £300,000 to save the affected groups.


‘Womanising’ police officer jailed for killing lover

‘Womanising’ police officer jailed for killing lover

‘Womanising’ police officer jailed for killing lover

28 October 2020

Pc Timothy Brehmer ‘lost control’ and killed nurse Claire Parry after she told his wife about their affair.


Dozens discharged into care homes after positive Covid-19 tests, report finds

Dozens discharged into care homes after positive Covid-19 tests, report finds

Dozens discharged into care homes after positive Covid-19 tests, report finds

28 October 2020

Between March 1 and May 31, there were 5,204 discharges from NHS hospitals to care homes in Scotland.


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