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Mothers who were in paid work before lockdown are 47% more likely than fathers to have permanently lost their jobs or quit, new research suggests.
A British baby has become the first in the world to be given a cannabis-derived medicine to prevent seizures in infants with a condition that can lead to brain damage.
Armed police were sent to an upmarket London street over concerns a big cat was on the loose.
Police have begun investigating Dominic Cummings’s alleged breach of coronavirus lockdown rules as anger continues to grow among Conservative MPs about the actions of the prime minister’s chief adviser.
Future “flare-ups” of coronavirus infections could lead to localised lockdown measures, the health secretary has said.
The government will not review fines issued to families who travelled to get childcare in lockdown, Sky News understands – despite the health secretary promising a vicar in a TV briefing he would “look at” the issue.
Hearts have submitted proposals for a temporary restructure of the Scottish leagues into ‘three enlarged divisions’ of 14 clubs each.
The Cheltenham Festival and Liverpool’s final pre-lockdown match against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League contributed to an increase in coronavirus deaths in the UK, a scientist has said.
Ted Kravitz returns with another edition of The Notebook during Formula 1’s enforced absence to round up the latest news and developments in the sport.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba will be fit for the proposed resumption of the Premier League.
