By Emily Cooper Published: 02:01 BST, 19 August 2024 | Updated: 10:51 BST, 19 August 2024 Britian has urgently stockpiled mpox vaccines as the menacing new virus hits British shores. NHS staff have also received guidance from the UK Health Security Agency to ensure they recognise symptoms of the Clade 1 mpox variant. The disease,...
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Inside Britain’s number one High Street: Locals reveal what they really think of precinct which boasts colourful hanging baskets and a statue of NHS founder…but is blighted by homeless people and boarded-up shops
Visitors to Cardiff’s Queen Street think it’s ‘beautiful’ and was rightly voted Britain’s number one shopping venue in a new consumer survey but locals aren’t so sure. The pedestrianised precinct stretches from the Cardiff Castle end to Queen Street train station which brings shoppers and office workers into the city centre. The street has a...
Public must be onboard with ‘national mission’ for clean power, say experts
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UK airports, trains, LSE, NHS impacted by global Microsoft outage
In a post on X, Microsoft 365 Status stated that multiple services are continuing to see improvements in availability as our mitigation actions progress. Representative Picture 2 min read Last Updated : Jul 19 2024 | 5:14 PM IST The UK’s airports and trains experienced delays, with the London Stock Exchange and the National...
US-style cannabis shops, return of EU freedom of movement, free social care and a £9.4billion tax raid on bankers and the super rich: Ed Davey launches Lib Dem election manifesto – before heading off to ride a rollercoaster
The Liberal Democrats opened the door to US-style cannabis shops in Britain today as the party launched an election manifesto that also seeks to get the UK back into the EU. Under the party’s health plans it would seek to tackle the spread of high-strength ‘skunk’ via criminal gangs by allowing ‘licensed retailers’ to sell...
From the fashion designer who set up her own clothes business, to the thousands left homeless and struggling to find jobs: As the world marks two years since Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the refugees who started a new life in Britain
Ukrainian refugees have told MailOnline their stories of starting a new life in Britain, with some thriving after setting up their own businesses but others struggling to find jobs and housing. Today marks two years since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022 – prompting more than 200,000 Ukrainians to flee to Britain in the face...