[ad_1] John Stones grimaced and raised an apologetic hand. It was a moment of horror and the central defender was unable to hide, a slip that presented Poland with a draw to surprise England and briefly awaken dark thoughts. Stones thought he had time to get the ball out from …
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[ad_1] Police investigating the disappearance of student Richard Okorogheye are conducting searches in Essex after a new confirmed sighting placed him in the area for the last time. Metropolitan Police have released CCTV footage of the 19-year-old in Loughton in the early hours of Tuesday, March 23. Okorogheye, a student …
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[ad_1] For the first time, the number of second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered in the UK in a single day has exceeded the first doses. A total of 270,526 second doses were recorded on Tuesday, compared with 224,590 first punctures, according to the latest government figures. Until now, …
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[ad_1] The COP26 climate change summit may need to be postponed or radically changed due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to government sources. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is fighting to ensure that November’s flagship summit is held face-to-face by ensuring that participants are vaccinated and subjected to a robust testing …
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[ad_1] Water companies dumped raw sewage into rivers and coastal waters in England more than 400,000 times last year, data from the Environment Agency (EA) revealed. Untreated human effluents were discharged into rivers and seas for a total of 3.1 million hours through storm overflow pipes that are supposed to …
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[ad_1] The UK is no longer a country “where the system is deliberately rigged against ethnic minorities,” a government-ordered overhaul has argued. The Independent Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities, which was appointed by the Prime Minister Boris johnson following last summer Black lives are important protests – has published …
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[ad_1] The British were warned not to break COVID rules and ‘spoil’ the progress made in fighting the virus, ahead of what could be the hottest March day on record in the UK. Health Secretary Matt Hancock issued the warning in a tweet Tuesday night, saying, “Let’s enjoy the sun, …
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[ad_1] In the wake of the 2009 spending scandal, in which MPs were found to have filed claims for, among other things, a £ 1,600 floating duck house and a £ 2,200 bill to clean a moat, then-Conservative leader David Cameron warned that political lobbying would be “the next big …
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[ad_1] Neolithic people made salt in Britain nearly 6,000 years ago, before Stonehenge was built and more than two millennia earlier than previously thought, a new archaeological discovery suggests. Excavations at a site at the Street House farm in North Yorkshire have revealed evidence of the first salt production site …
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[ad_1] The Archbishop of Canterbury has for the first time addressed the Duchess of Sussex’s comment that she married three days before her grand royal wedding. During his explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, broadcast earlier this month, Meghan said she and the Duke of Sussex had a secret marriage ceremony …
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