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Some UK health workers call off strikes after receiving pay offers

Nurses in Wales and some ambulance workers have called off strikes planned for next week as they review pay offers from the Welsh government, their unions said, even as much larger strikes involving health staff in England are due to go ahead.

Reuters

Government must back UK semiconductor industry, says CEO of firm behind 125-jobs plan for North East

Pragmatic Semiconductor boss' comments come after MPs called the Government's lack of strategy a 'act of national self-harm'

Birmingham Post

Cardiff a desirable market for leisure operators and investors - report

Leisure attractions such as Gareth Bale's Par 59 and Flight Club are helping to revitalise the city centre

Birmingham Post

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One of UK's most wanted men jailed for 30 years after dad gunned down in front of kids

Callum Halpin, 28, fled the country and went on the run for four years following the murder of Luke Graham in 2018, and has today been jailed for 30 years for his part in the crime

Daily Mirror

Gary Glitter: all the former singer’s sexual abuse convictions

Glitter has faced multiple jail sentences for abuse of girls in the UK and Vietnam

The Guardian - UK

Poundstretcher says it plans to open 50 new shops across UK this year

It also announced that workers are getting a 10% pay rise

Wales Online

Wales nurses strike off after pay offer but walkouts in rest of UK to go ahead

RCN in Wales to consider new pay deal but seven trusts in London are still set to strike

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1,000 University jobs at risk in Wales as more strikes planned

Universities Wales said 1,000 jobs could be cut as a result of lost EU funding

Wales Online

Covid infections spike in children but cases in the UK at its lowest in four months

Figures published by the Office for National Statistics show that while the total number of Covid-19 infections has gone down, it has risen among school-age children and people aged 35-49

Daily Mirror

The reason Edinburgh supermarkets have switched the colour tops of milk carton lids

Supermarkets across the UK have been swapping out the coloured lids of milk bottles and cartons - confusing people who recognise the milk they drink by the colour of the lid.

Edinburgh Live

Job titles that can add hundreds onto your car insurance - and their cheaper alternatives

New data has revealed what sort of jobs can cost you more when it comes to car insurance

Nottingham Post

Poundstretcher announces plan to open 50 new stores - and workers get 10% pay rise

Poundstretcher has opened around 30 sites across the UK in the last year and currently has over 350 shops nationwide with over 6,000 employees

Daily Mirror

Who is Gary Glitter? Disgraced pop star recalled to prison

The disgraced paedophile pop star had reportedly tried to access the dark web on his smartphone.

Evening Standard

How much does it cost to renew passport as price increases for the first time in five years

The UK government has officially introduced new passport fees for all applications as February 2 2023. It's the first time in five years that prices have seen an increase. Here is what you need to know.

Glasgow Live

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Aukus: Biden urged to fast-track research into submarines using non-weapons grade uranium

US lawmakers are concerned that if Australia’s new nuclear submarines use enriched fuel it could undermine global non-proliferation system

The Independent UK

Ex-pop star Gary Glitter freed from UK prison

Former pop star Gary Glitter has been released from prison in England after serving half of a 16-year prison sentence for sexually abusing three young girls in the 1970s

Manchester Evening News

The most common Covid symptoms right now - and the one that means it's 'much more likely' to be flu

What used to be one of the most common Covid symptoms doesn't even make the top 20, according to an expert

The Guardian - UK

March of the robots: how biometric tech could kill off paper passports

Border Force boss says advances in biometrics and data security have made passports redundant – be they blue or red

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Tories slammed for spending £7 MILLION on 'fancy new door' for House of Lords

THE UK Government is accused of “wasting” public money after reports that it will spend £7 million to renovate the front door of the House of…

Evening Standard

‘Doctors sit in hotels doing nothing’: Almost 70% of businesses support asylum seekers entering work sooner

Asylum seekers currently have to wait 12 months before applying for jobs

Daily Record

The Scottish island named as a top Valentine's Day camping spot for couples

A new study analysing the top spots across the UK for camping this Valentine's Day has revealed that the Isle of Skye is the best destination in Scotland for the romantic activity.

The Guardian - UK

‘Treat rape victims like heroes’: the survivor changing voyeurism laws

Emily Hunt felt powerless after CPS failed to charge man who filmed her naked and asleep. Now she advises UK government on sexual assault

Evening Standard

80 per cent of Britain’s butterfly species have declined since the 1970s, report finds

The abundance and distribution of England’s butterflies has fallen the most among the UK nations

The Conversation

Cornwall space launch: why launching rockets from UK soil can benefit industry and security

Having the capability to launch satellites from UK soil has been a long time coming. The recent attempted launch from Cornwall did not succeed, despite high hopes.

Insider UK

Renewables industry urges Chancellor to prioritise 'green growth' in Budget

Trade association leaders write open letter warning of the consequences of inaction

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