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Merseyside woman pens poem to mark 107th birthday

Merseyside woman pens poem to mark 107th birthday

Merseyside woman pens poem to mark 107th birthday

01 April 2021

Marjorie Hodnett is the oldest woman in Formby.


Deprivation ‘likely to play central role’ in ethnic health inequalities

Deprivation ‘likely to play central role’ in ethnic health inequalities

Deprivation ‘likely to play central role’ in ethnic health inequalities

01 April 2021

Reducing deprivation could play a ‘pivotal role’ in reducing inequalities in coronavirus outcomes, according to modelling.


Indoor hospitality could reopen in Wales by the end of May

Indoor hospitality could reopen in Wales by the end of May

Indoor hospitality could reopen in Wales by the end of May

01 April 2021

First Minister Mark Drakeford said offering further dates in his road map would allow people to ‘plan even further ahead’.


New model of Covid-19 spike protein ‘could help vaccine development’

New model of Covid-19 spike protein ‘could help vaccine development’

New model of Covid-19 spike protein ‘could help vaccine development’

01 April 2021

Researchers in Germany said their work has helped identify target sites on the spike protein’s surface for antibodies.


Parts of UK saw warmest March days on record, says Met Office

Parts of UK saw warmest March days on record, says Met Office

Parts of UK saw warmest March days on record, says Met Office

01 April 2021

Locations across southern England enjoyed a particularly balmy end to the month.


Mother jailed for killing eight-month-old daughter

Mother jailed for killing eight-month-old daughter

Mother jailed for killing eight-month-old daughter

01 April 2021

Francesca Haworth died in hospital after she was found unresponsive by the ambulance service at an address in Blackpool.


PSNI handling of Bobby Storey funeral to be reviewed

PSNI handling of Bobby Storey funeral to be reviewed

PSNI handling of Bobby Storey funeral to be reviewed

01 April 2021

UK policing watchdog Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary is to conduct a review.


Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England

Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England

Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England

01 April 2021

More than a third (35%) of local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.


Racial disparities report gives ‘racists the green light’ – Doreen Lawrence

Racial disparities report gives ‘racists the green light’ – Doreen Lawrence

Racial disparities report gives ‘racists the green light’ – Doreen Lawrence

01 April 2021

Baroness Doreen Lawrence said that the authors of the report are ‘not in touch with reality’.


Police warn against large Easter weekend gatherings

Police warn against large Easter weekend gatherings

Police warn against large Easter weekend gatherings

01 April 2021

Forecasters predict there will be a ‘big swing’ in weather conditions, with cooler temperatures across the weekend.


Bodies discovered in Dundee confirmed as missing mother and daughter

Bodies discovered in Dundee confirmed as missing mother and daughter

Bodies discovered in Dundee confirmed as missing mother and daughter

01 April 2021

Bennylyn Burke, 25, and her daughter Jellica, two, were reported missing from their south Gloucestershire home on March 1.


Indyref2 could come in Scotland’s Covid-19 ‘recovery phase’, Sturgeon says

Indyref2 could come in Scotland’s Covid-19 ‘recovery phase’, Sturgeon says

Indyref2 could come in Scotland’s Covid-19 ‘recovery phase’, Sturgeon says

01 April 2021

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon ruled out having another referendum while the country was still in the ‘acute phase of the pandemic’.


Four in 10 over-80s in England fully vaccinated against Covid, figures suggest

Four in 10 over-80s in England fully vaccinated against Covid, figures suggest

Four in 10 over-80s in England fully vaccinated against Covid, figures suggest

01 April 2021

Around 3% of younger adults have also received both jabs.


Huge salaries for academy bosses ‘verging on criminality’ – union chief

Huge salaries for academy bosses ‘verging on criminality’ – union chief

Huge salaries for academy bosses ‘verging on criminality’ – union chief

01 April 2021

An NASUWT report warns that a lack of ‘adequate’ funding for schools during the pandemic is placing staff and pupils at risk.


Under 50% of adults confident about helping a domestic abuse victim – survey

Under 50% of adults confident about helping a domestic abuse victim – survey

Under 50% of adults confident about helping a domestic abuse victim – survey

01 April 2021

Almost three quarters of respondents said there should be more support for abuse victims.


Drakeford: Foreign holidays risk bringing Covid variants back home

Drakeford: Foreign holidays risk bringing Covid variants back home

Drakeford: Foreign holidays risk bringing Covid variants back home

01 April 2021

Wales’ First Minister said he hoped Boris Johnson will push back the May 17 date for the UK allowing international travel.


Nicola Sturgeon: I have no plans to work with Alex Salmond

Nicola Sturgeon: I have no plans to work with Alex Salmond

Nicola Sturgeon: I have no plans to work with Alex Salmond

01 April 2021

It comes after the former first minister urged her to ‘put aside personal differences’.


First doses of Covid vaccine for people 50 and over, by England local authority

First doses of Covid vaccine for people 50 and over, by England local authority

First doses of Covid vaccine for people 50 and over, by England local authority

01 April 2021

Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and South Oxfordshire have the highest proportion of people likely to have received their first jab.


Patient rang 999 from hospital bed after being refused oxygen, inquest hears

Patient rang 999 from hospital bed after being refused oxygen, inquest hears

Patient rang 999 from hospital bed after being refused oxygen, inquest hears

01 April 2021

An inquest into the death of Evan Nathan Smith has heard nursing staff at North Middlesex Hospital did not fully understand sickle cell disease.


Institutional racism ‘exists across health service and public sector’

Institutional racism ‘exists across health service and public sector’

Institutional racism ‘exists across health service and public sector’

01 April 2021

The NHS Race and Health Observatory said it was ‘disappointed’ by some of the conclusions of a landmark report on racial disparities.


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