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[ad_1] An angry mother tweeted a photo of what she says is an inappropriate food basket to replace free school meals for her son. The image has been shared more than 18,000 times on Twitter, including footballer Marcus Rashford, who had campaigned to ensure that families received food during the …

[ad_1] CChinese authorities closed a city of nearly five million people on Tuesday and imposed strict travel restrictions on several others as they worked to quash a number of Covid-19 clusters near Beijing, AFP reports. The country had largely slowed the spread of the virus, with small outbreaks quickly eliminated …

[ad_1] People who break coronavirus rules are “increasingly likely” to face fines as cases and deaths continue to rise, Britain’s highest-ranking police officer warned. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick said it was “absurd that anyone could ignore our duty to do everything possible to stop the spread of the …

[ad_1] West Ham broke a valiant Stockport County right at the end, Craig Dawson’s header prevented overtime and gave David Moyes’ team the right to face Doncaster Rovers at home in the fourth round. The center’s rise in the rain, meeting Jarrod Bowen’s center from a crowd of players, epitomized …

[ad_1] Manchester United host Premier League champions Liverpool in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Monday night’s draw threw United into battle with Jürgen Klopp’s men and the match will take place just a week after Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s side take on Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday. …

[ad_1] More than 2.6 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have been administered to nearly 2.3 million people, the health secretary said, as an NHS chief warned that the vaccine “is not a free pass” to ignore. national guidelines. Matt Hancock told a news conference in Downing Street that the government …

[ad_1] The man who murdered three people in one minute in a Reading park was fueled by terrorism and has been sentenced to spend his entire life in jail. Khairi Saadallah, 26, carried out the attacks on June 20 last year during which he shouted “Allahu Akbar”. Victims were enjoying …

[ad_1] Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned that “now is the time for maximum vigilance” and that stricter lockdown measures may be necessary “if we believe that things are not being observed correctly.” On a visit to a vaccination center in Bristol, he said: “We are going to keep the …

[ad_1] Another 17 people have died of coronavirus in Wales and more than 1,700 new cases have been reported. The latest figures from Public Health Wales released on Monday, January 11, show that 1,793 new cases of the virus have been recorded to bring the total since the pandemic began …

[ad_1] Twitter’s decision to permanently suspend Donald Trump from its platform could justify tightening regulation for social media companies, a cabinet minister suggested. Matt Hancock said the move showed Twitter “making editorial decisions” and by implication accepting that social media companies are not just platforms. As a former culture secretary, …