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Campaigners believe that the ruling on pollution of the Manchester Ship Canal will make it easier to hold water companies to account.

Felix Ngole had hospital job offer withdrawn after NHS provider claimed his views on homosexuality might cause ‘vulnerable’ LGBT service-users to self-harm.

As the number of EVs has increased, Transport for London said continuing discounts would ‘undermine’ the benefits of the vehicle reduction scheme.

Letby, who was convicted of seven murders earlier this year, has been convicted of another attempted murder after a retrial.

The five-day industrial action by junior doctors finished on Tuesday morning, having led to widespread disruption and cancellation of patient appointments.

The Electoral Commission has raised concerns after ballot deliveries to Scotland and parts of the south of England faced delays.

The British tennis star, who won Wimbledon twice, will not play in this year’s singles tournament despite it being his farewell year.

June saw retailers heavily investing in their operations and supply chains and trying to drive sales by discounting.

The island’s chief minister argued Assisted Dying Bill ‘changes the social contract’ on the island, requiring a plebiscite to become law.

‘The Last Shift’ survey found just a third of shifts were adequately staffed with patients ‘left to die alone’ as Royal College puts together list of demands.

Nationwide’s housing index report shows housing prices unaffected by the Bank of England’s decision not to cut interest rates last month.

The Tories vowed to continue digitising NHS data with a centralised platform while Labour pledged a nationwide database of research and public services.

The project is seen as part of the UK’s commitment to decarbonisation, but a local councillor said he needs reassurance over safety.

Spanish police have called off the search for a 19-year-old British tourist who vanished while on holiday on the island of Tenerife last month.

Among the world’s most expensive drugs, Hemgenix could prove life-changing for 250 haemophiliacs, as officials negotiate confidential performance-related deal.

Council claims that it is still dealing with mountains of extra waste generated when many residents had lockdown clear outs.

The second phase of the Undercover Policing Inquiry—looking at the activities of a special covert squad between 1983 and 1992—is under way.

Those without a smart meter have been urged to read their meters by Monday so future usage would be charged at the new lower rate.

Humberside Police launched an investigation into Legacy Independent Funeral Directors after 35 bodies were removed from the firm’s premises.