Fighting in the Caucasus continues, despite a cease-fire. By Natasha Frost Good morning. We’re covering the growing threat of pandemic fatigue, continuing fighting in the…
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Xi Jinping, BTS, Thailand protests: Here’s what you need to know. By Melina Delkic Good morning. We’re covering how Xi Jinping sees China’s tech future,…
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Your Tuesday Briefing
President Trump, Yuko Takeuchi, Nobel Prize: Here’s what you need to know. By Melina Delkic Good morning. We’re covering President Trump’s planned discharge from the…
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Your Monday Briefing
Trump’s tax returns, coronavirus deaths, Charlie Hebdo: Here’s what you need to know. By Natasha Frost Good morning. We’re covering the takeaways from more than…
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'Your mild cough can be someone else's death knell', Boris Johnson says
The Prime Minister has said risks taken during the pandemic are ‘not our own’ as he urged people to take new coronavirus restrictions seriously. Addressing…
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Your Thursday Briefing
Stranded seafarers, refugee camp fire, Boeing: Here’s what you need to know. By Melina Delkic Good morning. We’re covering the seafarers who live in limbo…
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How many cases in your area as R rate goes to 1.2 and is still rising
The R number monitoring coronavirus infection rates may have increased to 1.2 across the UK, according to new research. The latest Government figures suggest the…
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Your phone company could have overcharged you by £400
A third of customers are being ‘ripped off’ by their mobile phone providers, according to new research by consumer rights experts Which. The watchdog has…
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AS and A-levels: What are your options if you do not get the results you wanted?
Teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are getting their A-level and AS-level results today after exams were cancelled due to COVID-19. Having been out…
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Your questions answered as Northern England goes into new lockdown
Do I have to cancel my wedding? Can I still celebrate Eid? Your questions answered as 4.5million people in Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Yorkshire are…
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Piling on pounds in your teens doubles the risk of dementia when older, study shows
PILING on the pounds in your teens can more than double the risk of dementia in old age, a study suggests. Men and women who…
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Your second round of $1,200 stimulus payment could be sent in a check, debit card or direct payment in just WEEKS
WITH the August 7 Senate recess looming, Republicans and Democrats are still heatedly debating the details of the HEALS Act. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell…
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Your employer can decide when you go back to the office
Employers will be able to decide when staff go back to work from August, signalling a change to government guidance stating people should work from…
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Letting your kids out in the sun without a hat 'could damage their brain function'
CHILDREN should wear a sun hat while playing outside as the heat “could damage their brain function”, new research has found. Temperatures are set to…
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