'It will cost lives': UK allowed to gather for 5 days of Christmas, decision slammed
Medical journals scathing over decision to relax Covid-19 restrictions.
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The last spot should be no surprise, however.
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Sky suspends anchor for Covid breach
Sky anchor suspended to spend "a period of reflection" after prohibited birthday bash.
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UK gives first doses of Covid-19 vaccine as world watches
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The start-ups breathing new life into the funeral business
It's a business that hasn't really evolved and has been overcharging clients.
Leaders' theatrics show the stakes in last-ditch bid for Brexit deal
New York Times: As crunch time approaches, both sides put on a bombastic show.
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Protesters staging a "mass trespass" event shut the Unesco heritage site.
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