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‘The people of Rochdale are going to suffer’ – How Greater Manchester’s COVID hotspot reacted to Tier 3
It was just a bag of bread, milk, eggs and baked beans, but for Jane Little and her family, it makes every bit of difference. Without…
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Seven states are considering filing their own antitrust suit against Google.
Seven states may soon file a separate antitrust lawsuit against Google, the New York attorney general, Letitia James, announced on Tuesday. That’s in addition to…
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West African Dishes Are the Top Trending for 2020, and These Dishes Are Why
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Here are Morocco's Top Food Experiences
Tagines, named after the conical clay cooking pot they’re cooked in, are on every Moroccan menu, from roadside cafes to palatial dining rooms. Tanjia is…
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Panic buyers are snapping up Christmas puddings 13 weeks earlier
What a bunch of plums! Panic buyers are snapping up Christmas puddings 13 weeks before the big day as flour shortage threatens supply Households are…
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What are the latest lockdown rules in Scotland?
The Scottish government has toughened the coronavirus restrictions in a bid to slow the spread of the virus. If you live in Scotland you are…
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Why firms are speaking out about George Floyd
For years, black deaths in the hands of police have gone unremarked in corporate America. But this time, as protesters pour into streets across the…
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Are pubs and restaurants closing? New rules explained
SINCE the reopening of pubs and restaurants in July, Brits have enjoyed the return of a more normal life – but could this all be…
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Childcare issues are preventing Britain from fully returning to work
Forget transport, COVID-19 secure offices, and whether furloughed workers can be dragged away from their gardens. There’s one thing stopping Britain getting fully back to…
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Where are they now? Revisiting Melburnians in lockdown 2.0
By Rachael Dexter and Justin McManus Jane Marshall was diagnosed with breast cancer in January and has spent both lockdowns self- isolating with her bulldogs…
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Coronavirus: More students are turning to sex work during COVID-19 pandemic
The number of students turning to sex work is rising as a result of the pandemic, Sky News has learned. Figures show the percentage of…
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Are we heading for an Indian Summer? Britain will enjoy 75F this week
Are we heading for an Indian Summer? Britain will enjoy 75F temperatures this week as hot air plume from continent sends mercury soaring… and it…
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Fraudsters are targeting vulnerable jobseekers with fake adverts on LinkedIn
Fraudsters have been taking advantage of rising unemployment in Britain as they attempt to scam people desperate to find a job. Investigators say con artists…
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