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We were told to 'stay home' to stop COVID. Then our homes became disease hotspots

The rapid rise in COVID cases and deaths in March 2020 led Boris Johnson, then prime minister, to tell the British people: “You must stay at home.”

The Conversation

UK Covid public inquiry asks to see Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages

Module two of the UK-wide inquiry will scrutinise political decisions and actions in relation to the pandemic between early January 2020 and February 2022

Wales Online

Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages will be handed over to Covid public inquiry

The former Prime Minister - who previously 'lost' WhatsApps about the renovation of his flat - will have his messages handed over to the inquiry ahead of full hearings in summer 2023

Daily Mirror

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How can we fix this? Jamie George upset by ‘darkest week in English club rugby’

Wasps followed Worcester into administration on Monday when all 167 players and staff at the club were made redundant.

The Independent UK

Economic strife to last until 2024 warns Sage of Soho Martin Sorrell

ADVERTISING guru Sir Martin Sorrell today likened the energy crisis to the financial crash of 2008 and warned there may be no signs of economic recovery until 2024.

Evening Standard

Love Island star announces she has given birth to her first child with unusual name

Love Island star Lavena Back, who entered Casa Amor in 2019, took to social media to share the exciting news with friends and fans

Daily Mirror

Sunak is so desperate to be prime minister that he has decided to rewrite Covid history

The misinformation spouted by the leadership hopeful is dangerous and exacerbates the wrongful mistrust of scientists, says doctor and author Rachel Clarke

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Rishi Sunak says it was a mistake for Government to 'empower scientists' during pandemic

RISHI Sunak has claimed that scientists on the Government’s Sage advisory committee were given too much influence over decisions on coronavirus…

The National (Scotland)

‘Covid is over’ idea may threaten booster uptake in England, scientists warn

Concern that mixed messages over risks of virus could cause people not to come forward for autumn jabs

The Guardian - UK

The Eagle Diary: Feathery phraseology and food for thought ahead of The Open

There’s always plenty of feathery phraseology at The Open. Birdies here, eagles there, seagull s*** everywhere. To combat the pesky nuisance of…

The National (Scotland)

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

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The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

The Independent UK

Most infectious Covid variants as Omicron fuels rise in UK cases

How the most common of the 11 variants compare

Evening Standard

Sage of Soho warns on “perfect storm” for economy as recession fears mount

BRITAIN’S top ad man today warned of a hard landing for the UK, one day after the Bank of England predicted that inflation will top 10% and the economy could fall into recession.

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Wales Online

The people of Wales were let down during the pandemic by a weak and anemic opposition | Will Hayward

Toeing the line between opposition and opportunism is a fine balance. But this was their time to matter and make a real difference – and they failed

Chronicle Live

Clarence Adoo to perform with Royal Northern Sinfonia for first time in more than 25 years

Musician who was left paralysed in a car crash will be back on stage at Sage Gateshead this Friday

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