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Thousands of people watched as the country’s most famous parish council got back to business – and back to its old antics.
More than one in five diabetes patients admitted to hospital with COVID-19 die within 28 days, according to research.
The Duke of Edinburgh has been admitted to hospital as a “precautionary measure” after feeling unwell.
There has been a “concerning increase in fatalities” among children due to cow’s milk allergies, according to researchers.
Internal plans in Whitehall suggest a rapid reopening of the economy in the weeks after pupils return to classrooms on 8 March, Sky News understands.
The prime minister joked that he felt “like OJ Simpson” as he struggled to put on a pair of gloves during a visit to a coronavirus vaccination centre.
More than £500,000 has been raised in less than two days for a mountain rescue volunteer who suffered life-changing injuries while helping two campers breaching lockdown rules.
The company that made cladding for Grenfell Tower did not tell certifiers about a “disastrous” failed fire test of the product which happened 13 years before the disaster, despite a legal requirement to do so.
The world’s oldest DNA ever recovered has been extracted from mammoth remains that are up to 1.2 million years old, scientists believe.
The UK is to host a world-first study in which volunteers will be deliberately exposed to coronavirus to work out the smallest amount needed to cause infection.
