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M&S rebrands Midget Gems to avoid offending people with dwarfism
The retailer has rebranded its version of the confectionery as Mini Gems following a campaign by a disability academic
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France lifts ban on UK holidaymakers
Brittany Ferries chief executive Christophe Mathieu described the announcement as a “great relief”
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DWP: 118,000 benefits claimants facing huge payments error
The DWP said it will be issuing an apology and making an additional special payment as recommended
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UK’s over-85 population projected to nearly double in 25 years
Overall the UK’s total population will continue to increase in size, though not as fast as in recent decades
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Private hospital sector could earn up to £90m a month being on standby for NHS
It could reach up to £175 million per month, depending on the level of services used
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Boris Johnson apologises at PMQs over Downing Street party reports
Mr Johnson acknowledged the public “rage” over the incident
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Welsh Government announces £12m to tackle ‘challenging’ winter pressures
Around £10 million of the pot will be distributed across the country’s 22 local authorities
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How wills can continue to be witnessed in England and Wales
To protect people against undue influence and fraud, two witnesses are still required
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Energy company boss warns high prices could last two years
High demand for gas was partly being driven by a move away from coal and oil
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NHS says “still some way to go” before pig organs are routinely used in transplants.
David Bennett, 57, had been deemed ineligible for a human transplant
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Princess Diana's jewellery 'earmarked' for Princess Charlotte, insider claims
The collection includes the tiara that was worn during her Royal Wedding to Prince Charles in 1981
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Martin Lewis to fund £100,000 advice service for vulnerable energy customers
His funding announcement follows his warning last week that households could expect to take a “seismic” hit to their energy bills