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Energy firm Bulb goes into special administration
The company released a statement on Monday
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Holidaymakers urged to use £132m worth of unspent vouchers
The vouchers can be used towards the cost of a new holiday or exchanged for cash
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Covid-19 UK booster programme reaches new milestone
The Government accepted advice from the JCVI to expand the booster programme to those aged 40-49
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Sir David Amess funeral to take place today with horse-drawn hearse procession
Sir David’s family have requested that, in lieu of flowers or other tributes, donations are made to the charities that he supported
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Queen attends rare royal double christening at Windsor
Mike and Zara Tindall’s son Lucas Philip was christened alongside the son of Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank, August
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Care home residents injected with salt water in vaccination error
The error took place early in the care home vaccination programme.
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17 people died in crashes involving drivers distracted by phones in 2020
Under current UK laws, drivers are banned from texting or making a phone call – other than in an emergency – while using a handheld device
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Major investigation launched into sewage treatment works
Some firms may be releasing unpermitted sewage into rivers and watercourses
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List of universities to be affected by pay and pensions strikes
Fifty-eight UK universities and colleges will be affected
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Poorer people will be hit hardest by social care cap changes, MPs told
The Government is proposing a lifetime cap of £86,000 from October 2023
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International Men's Day: GP reveals five things you should know about prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed form of cancer amongst men in the UK
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Hero soldier auctioning medals to provide ‘best opportunities’ for his children
Sergeant Major John Thompson has fought off enemy forces in Afghanistan and Iraq and has been repeatedly recognised for his bravery in combat