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RAC hits out at ‘truly shocking’ lockdown speeding offences

Data reveals police recorded seven incidents of motorists in UK driving over 130mph

By Editor

June 2, 2020November 4, 2022

Chelsea Parodi with her baby, Oscar, and grandmother, Christine Bell, left, at Norwich university hospital. Oscar is getting cannabis-derived medicine in a clinical trial. Photograph: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital/PA

British newborn first baby in world to join cannabis therapy trial

Norwich hospital in Europe-wide trial using plant ingredients to counter risk of seizures and brain injury

By Editor

May 28, 2020November 4, 2022

Lockdown violators using Cummings as excuse, say police

Police commissioner warns of public pushback over Covid-19 containment measures

By Editor

May 27, 2020November 4, 2022

Features

Zero-waste warriors: meet the people whose household rubbish fits in a jam jar

From making their own toothpaste to foraging locally for edible plants, more and more people are learning to cut the amount of rubbish they throw out. Here’s how they do it

By Editor

May 6, 2020November 4, 2022

Features

How to cook borscht – recipe

The east European favourite is a great soup to have in your repertoire

By Editor

May 6, 2020November 4, 2022

Manuel Cortes, general secretary of the TSSA, warned that the government’s demands for hugely increasing public transport from next week were unrealistic. Photograph: Newscast/REX/Shutterstock

Features

Anger at UK lockdown easing plans ‘that could put workers at risk’

Unions criticise guidance and say staff may refuse to turn up unless safety is guaranteed

By Editor

May 5, 2020November 4, 2022

Features

Final photo of dying woman shared as ‘wake up’ call over Covid-19

Mother asked daughter from Northern Ireland to take picture at hospital in Cumbria

By Editor

May 5, 2020November 4, 2022

Why No 10’s Covid-19 death toll slides don’t tell the whole story

Charts are regular feature of daily press briefing but there is little scrutiny of data

By Editor

May 5, 2020November 4, 2022

Features

The end of coronavirus: what plague literature tells us about our future

From Thucydides to Camus, there are plenty of hopeful reminders that there’s nothing unprecedented about the coronavirus lockdown – and that pandemics do end

By Editor

May 2, 2020November 4, 2022

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RAC hits out at ‘truly shocking’ lockdown speeding offences

British newborn first baby in world to join cannabis therapy trial

Lockdown violators using Cummings as excuse, say police

Zero-waste warriors: meet the people whose household rubbish fits in a jam jar

How to cook borscht – recipe

Anger at UK lockdown easing plans ‘that could put workers at risk’

Final photo of dying woman shared as ‘wake up’ call over Covid-19

Why No 10’s Covid-19 death toll slides don’t tell the whole story

The end of coronavirus: what plague literature tells us about our future

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