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Vaccines likely to be slowing spread of Covid, scientists believe

Vaccines are showing promising signs of reducing the transmission of Covid-19 in Britain, according to a study.Oxford scientists who analysed 1.6 million viral swabs said they were cautiously hopeful

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From Zoom briefing to fiasco: How the European Super League collapsed

At a Zoom meeting on Friday the media officers from six Premier League clubs were stunned at what they were being told.Katie Perrior, a former Downing Street spin doctor, and Richard Conway, a former

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Dyson texting row: Boris Johnson refused to change phone number despite lobbying fears

Boris Johnson rejected the cabinet secretary’s advice to change his phone number amid concerns about him being contacted by people who could potentially influence policy decisions, The Times has

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Promises of a Covid pill come with warning of a third wave

Pills taken at home will stop people getting severe Covid-19, Boris Johnson promised as he warned that the country would have to deal with a third wave of the virus this year.The prime minister set a

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Super League crumbles as clubs bow to fan fury

The European Super League collapsed last night after all six English clubs involved announced that they were pulling out following an extraordinary backlash from fans, players, managers and

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Boris Johnson ‘should not rule on sleaze’ in shake-up after Greensill lobbying scandal

The head of the government’s ethics watchdog has called on Boris Johnson to give up the power to decide whether ministers should be investigated for breaching Whitehall’s sleaze rules.In a letter to

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Prince William joins the backlash over European Super League

The Duke of Cambridge warned yesterday that a breakaway football Super League would “damage the game we love” as ministers threatened to ban matches from being held in Britain.Boris Johnson vowed to

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