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Reports claim Boris Johnson attended a packed leaving do for a senior aide during the second lockdown.

The Health Minister said it was acceptable for people to still attend festive functions but they should take a test beforehand.

Labour’s shadow health secretary drew on his own experience of cancer care.

The Business Department says it will not release a document setting out emissions cuts that policies in the net zero strategy are expected to deliver.

The Government’s battle against the Omicron variant continues to feature on the front pages.

UK Health Security Agency chief Dr Jenny Harries suggested people should decrease social contacts ‘a little bit’.

An HIV Action Plan, backed by over £23 million of government funding, aims to cut new infections by 80% by 2025 and end infections and deaths by 2030.

A spokeswoman for the firm has said ‘no offer of military assistance was made and, therefore, no refusal given’.

The Prince of Wales carried out a series of royal events on the final day of his visit to Barbados.

The former US president said wind farms were ‘destroying’ the UK landscape.

The former US President was interviewed by Nigel Farage this week in Florida.

The Business Secretary said teams were ‘working tirelessly’ to restore power

The alleged victim testified under the pseudonym ‘Jane’ on Tuesday.

RMT members will demonstrate at Serco’s London office.

Police were called to reports of a stabbing in Southall, west London, at just after 9pm on November 24.

Ministers said the change would make a military career ‘open to many more people’.

A friendly phone call, a visit or a cup of tea with an older person could help brighten the day of a lonely older person, Age UK says.

A dozen businesses showcased their products on Tuesday.

It comes as France suggested talks with Britain could continue following a diplomatic spat over the handling of the small boat crossings.

The party accused Mr Johnson of presiding over ‘scandal after scandal’ and urged Tory MPs to join opposition parties in criticising his behaviour.