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Dominic Raab accuses EU of spreading lies in Covid vaccine row
Dominic Raab accused the European Union last night of making “completely false” claims that Britain was blocking the export of coronavirus vaccines as he summoned a senior EU official to the Foreign
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‘Rishi Sunak was the main person responsible for Covid’s second wave’
The government had been warned about the consequences of a second wave but, by the end of July, the scientists on Sage were reporting that they had no confidence that R was not now above the one
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Air quality soars in school streets that banished cars
Closing roads around schools to traffic at pick-up and drop-off times has cut toxic nitrogen dioxide levels by up to 23 per cent, research has found.Pollution sensors were installed at 18 primary
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Harry and Meghan must pay the price of their burnt bridges
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Archewell Foundation aspires to change the world “one act of compassion at a time”. The couple’s latest act of compassion towards family and nation is their interview
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We’re close to cutting care, NHS chiefs warn
NHS chiefs have warned that they will have to start cutting patient care unless Rishi Sunak finds £8 billion this week for extra Covid-19 costs.Ministers are themselves fighting the health service on
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EU judges find Britain guilty of failing to tackle illegal pollution
Britain has “systematically and persistently” exceeded legally binding air pollution limits for the past decade, the European Union’s Court of Justice ruled yesterday.It said Britain had also failed
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Tax-raiding budget gives Conservatives 13-point poll lead over Labour
The Conservatives have enjoyed a significant bounce in the polls since Wednesday’s budget despite announcing the biggest tax rises in 30 years.A survey by YouGov found that the Tories had established
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- La vida en pareja aumenta la brecha de género
- Díaz presiona a empresas y sindicatos a pactar el 'desmontaje' de la reforma laboral para antes del verano
- Unos 127.000 catalanes se verán afectados por el parón cautelar con AstraZeneca
- El Gobierno volverá a reunirse el próximo martes con agentes sociales para desmontar la reforma laboral
- Hacienda, obligada a devoluciones millonarias a los fondos soberanos
- El Gobierno crea los impuestos de residuos y plásticos
- Consumo plantea gravar a las empresas que ofrecen las cajas botín o 'loot boxes' de los videojuegos
- La españolización de Lidl y Aldi: cómo los alemanes están conquistando a los productores nacionales
- La banca negocia en Bruselas una comisión millonaria por canalizar los fondos europeos
- Las guerras eternas del feminismo: del "sólo sí es sí" a la 'Ley Trans'
- Un tercio de las empresas prevé mejorar las ventas en primavera
- Group of junior bankers at Goldman Sachs claim 'inhumane' work conditions
- Plus Ultra opera sólo el 0,03% de los vuelos en España y recibe el rescate récord del Estado: 150.000 euros por empleado
- La deuda pública aumentará en unos 35.000 millones por el banco malo
- El empresariado alza la voz contra la inacción política frente a la crisis